Kia ora,
Thank you for taking the time to look around my site.
I am Artur – or Art, half Brazilian and half New Zealander humanitarian, commercial and documentary photographer currently based in Europe.
I have been photographing professionally for more than 7 years and have completed a number of challenging (and fun!) projects – from documenting humanitarian and development projects in challenging and remote conditions to helping IT and construction companies create a deeper connection with their audiences.
I am naturally drawn to storytelling assignments but am equally happy in commercial shoots. My candid, natural and expressive style focuses on the stories of those I am photographing and the message I am communicating. I prefer to let the people and the story take their course but I am not afraid to take charge and direct when needed.
I have a great deal of experience working in the development sector which has given me a unique understanding of the communication, ethical and safeguarding needs of international NGOs. This, paired with my strong work ethic and a high degree of technical skills help me maintain a warm and positive attitude in the sensitive and multicultural environments where I often work.
I am a member of Brain Hug Creative and Fairshots.
Contact:
Email: arturfran.photographer@gmail.com
Phone: +64 22 0644993
Email: arturfran.photographer@gmail.com
Phone: +64 22 0644993
Select Clients:
Oxfam, Ministry of Pacific Peoples, New Zealand Customs Service, Auckland Transport, Greenpeace, 350 Aotearoa, Kiwi Harvest Food Rescue and Kai Auckland.
Oxfam, Ministry of Pacific Peoples, New Zealand Customs Service, Auckland Transport, Greenpeace, 350 Aotearoa, Kiwi Harvest Food Rescue and Kai Auckland.
Select Publications:
North & South Magazine, Good Magazine, M2Woman Magazine, This NZ Life Magazine, The Denizen Magazine, Kia Ora Magazine, Vice, The Guardian, and New Zealand Herald.
North & South Magazine, Good Magazine, M2Woman Magazine, This NZ Life Magazine, The Denizen Magazine, Kia Ora Magazine, Vice, The Guardian, and New Zealand Herald.