Form & Light Studio approaches architectural photography as a study of form revealed through light. Every image is considered with precision — how light defines structure, how space is experienced, and how material and detail contribute to a cohesive whole.

The work shown here is a self-initiated study of Canberra’s public architecture: Anzac Hall at the Australian War Memorial, designed by Cox Architecture; the National Museum of Australia by Ashton Raggatt McDougall with Robert Peck von Hartel Trethowan; the Shine Dome at the Australian Academy of Science by Sir Roy Grounds; and buildings across the Australian National University — alongside interiors photographed at Cox Architecture’s Canberra office.

The studio is available for architectural and interior commissions for architects, designers, developers and builders, in Canberra and throughout Australia. The aim is imagery that respects the architectural vision while communicating it with quiet strength — measured, purposeful, and enduring, where form is shaped and revealed by light.