Quality Wine Photography in Melbourne
The experienced wine bottle photographer to shoot your product
Much like a fine bottle of wine, superior quality wine photography will always endure. IJ Productions is Melbourne’s premier wine bottle photographer, capturing the quality and character of each drop with premium quality photography that highlights the strength of your product.
Our experience and reputation as one of the best wine bottle photographers in Melbourne is without question. By using the correct lighting and ensuring the colour and tone balance is accurate, you’ll find that we require minimal digital retouching with our wine photography.
Just one of our many product photography services, whether you’re looking for wine bottle photography for a website or some other form of promotional materials, get in touch with IJ Productions today.
Our clients have included:
Santolin wines
Elmswood Estate
Darling Park Winery
Port Phillip Estate
Quealy Wines
Allinda Winery
Telera Wines
Trifon Estate
Pt. Leo Estate
Interior Architectural and Product Photography for Ilan El Lighting Designer
Interiors Architectural and Product Photography
As an experienced architectural interiors photographer, Ivan Lee was commissioned to photograph a private residence in South Yarra that lighting designer Ilan El had installed one of his designs.
Images captured with the high resolution Hasselblad digital medium format camera.
Wine Bottle Advertising Photography for Quealy Winery
Professional Studio Wine Bottle Advertising Photography
Great wine bottle photography is an important part of marketing and creating a look for any winery. IJ Productions was commissioned by Mornington Peninsula Winery Quealy because of our expertise in product photography and having produced exceptional images for other wineries in Australia.
Quealy Winemaker Kathleen wanted a series of new images for their new website, She wanted images that were dark and moody but still show the label. Lighting was the key to getting the mood right, a single light source with a soft gradient. We had tried a few different set-ups including a simple grey plinth for the single bottles but in the end we decided on painted grey wooden panels for the flooring.
In the end we had photographed 24 individual bottles and 9 group photos.