27/08/2026
I’ve shared plenty of stories, but apart from that, I haven’t actually posted about my work since 2025 (and I hardly did last year either 🙈).
It’s usually when I’m quietest on here that I’m busiest behind the scenes with the business.
I do always keep my website up to date though, so if you’re ever curious about what I’ve been working on, that’s the best place to see the latest.
We’ve worked with some incredible clients this year, travelled a lot, photographed some beautiful spaces, and had plenty happening behind the scenes. Swipe through for a few highlights from 2026 so far:
We’ve travelled to Melbourne three times — once for The Modern, once for Gray Puksand, and a third trip to photograph The Sebel Docklands.
Gray Puksand
The Sebel Docklands
kellyshovephotography has officially been a part of the team for 12 months! (And we’re so grateful for all the laughs on shoot 🥰)
We finally got to do our BIG shoot for Peppers Noosa after it had been postponed so many times because of the weather — and we were so happy with the end result. Definitely worth the wait!
Peppers Noosa Resort & Villas
Peppers Noosa Resort & Villas
We’ve loved every product shoot we’ve been able to work on with sophie baird and The Modern team.
The Modern
We travelled to Cairns for two hotel shoots, photographing Pullman and Novotel.
And really enjoyed working with victoriabarth__ and Janneke on these hotel shoots 🙌🏼
Pullman Cairns International | Cairns Hotel
We completed a full hotel shoot for Mercure Spring Hill in Brisbane, which we’ve photographed in stages as different areas of the renovation were completed.
Mercure Brisbane Spring Hill
And, of course, there have been lots of local shoots for stores, interior designers, builders and Airbnbs throughout Byron Bay, Tweed and the Gold Coast. This beautiful interior is by Studio James Interiors - Brisbane 😍
We’ve also been cheering Mathilde Bouby on as she’s taken on more of her own work this year, and we cherish any chance we get to work together in between her splitting her time between Australia and France.
And then there’s all the usual busyness that comes with running your own freelance photography business, rais
