Paul Hoelen

Kiwi born to a Dutch Sailor and an American Nun, Paul’s natural wanderlust
and four passports have led him around the globe before eventually settling
on the beautiful, wild island of Tasmania.

Thriving on variety and the challenge of tackling new projects across a wide
range of genres, Paul is passionate about exploring the earth visually from an aerial perspective,
supporting long term conservation projects and is an advocate for many
cultural, humanitarian, and environmental campaigns.

Paul has been acknowledged as a Grand Master of Photography and two time
International Photographer of the year by the NZIPP, as well as four time
Commercial and seven time Professional Landscape Photographer of the Year in
Tasmania.

An experienced wilderness guide, educator and speaker he judges
regularly at a state, national and international level, runs photography
workshops worldwide and writes for numerous magazines and publications.

Elizabeth Bull

Elizabeth is a highly acclaimed landscape
photographer who has been working in
the industry for almost 20 years.

Inexorably drawn to the urban
environment, her images are often
heavily centred around shape
and texture.

Recognising that many talented photographers lacked a means to share their distinctive imagery with the public, Elizabeth created One Fine Print.   Elizabeth scoured the creative community to find award winning photographers who are recognised amongst the best. One Fine Print photographers push boundaries and produce distinctive imagery which fits seamlessly into homes. 

One Fine Print is  about promoting photography as art, to push the boundaries and steer buyers away from generic prints, instead introducing them to the original, dynamic, work being produced by photographers. 

Elizabeth personally hand-picks the beautiful, distinctive images that One Fine Print represents. She specifically seeks out imagery that will take clients on a journey, makes them feel, helps them explore. This helps creates a home they can enjoy, share and entertain in. A place that inspires.

She continues to hone her own craft and travels widely, telling stories through light, colour and composition.

Mark Lobo

Mark is a photographer in
Melbourne Australia, with a passion
for passionate people and fun, creative
projects. Often bringing his studio out
on location, he combines technical
precision and natural expression to
form his well recognised, clean and
colourful style.

Outside of professional work, he finds
inspiration through the people that
surround him, travel photography and
through his many side projects.

Christopher Tung

Chris, born and raised in
Melbourne, is a landscape and travel
photographer.
Chris’ love of travel and adventure has
taken him to many inspiring places for
his photography, from the great modern
cities to some of the most amazing
national parks and hiking trails.
However, it is in the outdoors, where he
draws his deepest influences. Carrying
a camera with him on every adventure,
he is able to capture the magnificent
wonder and rugged beauty of nature.
Chris finds hiking is a great way to
completely clear his mind of constant
thoughts.
Not only does he revel in the physical
challenges of hiking, it is where he finds
solace and inner peace.
With an open mind and adventurous
spirit, Chris has photographed
breathtaking landscape and serene
moments on his hike in Iceland.
Chris’ photography collection perfectly
conveys the remote, tranquil and ever
changing state of nature in Iceland.

Marty Schoo

Marty  is a landscape influenced
photographer based in the beautiful
Grampians region in western Victoria.
He can be found exploring his majestic
Grampians “backyard” to fulfil his
personal landscape work. His other
love is annually searching for solitude,
intrigue, isolation, and unique beauty
across the vast Australian Outback.
In recent times he’s received recognition
for his personal landscape work with
award success at the International
Loupe Awards, the HeadOn Landscape
Prize, and capped of recently with a rare
Gold with Distinction award at the AIPP
Australian Professional Photography
Awards (APPA).

Emma McEvoy

Emma McEvoy is an award winning
photographic artist from the beautiful
coast of the Mornington Peninsula, now
currently based in Melbourne, Australia.
Her surreal, albeit powerful imagery
often explores ideas surrounding
feminine consciousness, the human
condition and the environment.
Following the recent completion of her
Bachelor of Photography, majoring in
Fine Art at Southbank’s Photography
Studies College, Emma’s passion
for travel and nature has led her to
create bodies of work in an array of
breathtaking landscapes all over the
world.
From the mountains of New Zealand,
to the glaciers of Iceland, and now most
recently in her latest series, the desert
plains of Africa.

Robert Earp

Robert honed his craft as a student
of the ‘film era’ in the ‘80s. A young
Rob found himself exhibited in the
National Gallery of Victoria (Australia)
with a shot from only his third roll of
film. Since then, he has taken this
natural intuition and nurtured it to
professional advantage. Now Robert
Earp is a conceptual photographer
shooting global brand campaigns for
ad agencies worldwide.
Technical proficiency and an eye for
creating the aspirational define Rob’s
ever-evolving aesthetic. An active
citizen within a worldwide photographic
scene, Rob uses global standards
as a barometer for perfecting his
own imagery. Rob continues to win
accolades in photographic competitions
across the world.