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In a world where everyone carries a camera in their pocket and AI-generated images flood the internet, When Harri met Sally – A Photography Podcast aims to explore what it truly means to be a photographer today. Co-hosted by Harriet Tarbuck from Photo Collective and Sally Brownbill from The Brownbill Effect, this exciting new podcast delves into the motivations, challenges, and joys of a life dedicated to photography. Through candid conversations with friends of the duo, Harri and Sally will engage listeners in thought-provoking discussions with humour and robust conversations about their photography journeys. The first season, featuring 12 episodes, offers a diverse lineup of guests from various photography fields including photojournalism, commercial, documentary, and art-based photography. With a lighthearted, conversational tone, When Harri met Sally creates a space for photographers, students, and creative enthusiasts alike to reflect, learn, and connect. From exploring the intricacies of participating in festivals to navigating professional challenges, this podcast is set to become a must-listen for anyone passionate about photography and the creative process. Find out more about your hosts at photocollective.com.au and thebrownbilleffect.com.
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Can you believe this is the last episode of Season 03! What an incredible season it’s been with a huge amount of wonderful conversations with amazing people. We feel very honoured to be in the hot seats. In this episode we finish this season with our dear friend Libby Jeffery. Libby helped us get When Harri met Sally up and running and we can't thank her enough for that, this conversation and all she has done for the photography industry. Libby's career has taken her on a wild ride through Australian digital media and content creation. Starting as a Content Manager in the heady days of CD-ROM production, she then rode the digital wave of the early internet as a Website Producer at OzEmail. Next she project managed OzAuthors, a pioneering digital rights management venture that helped Australian authors self publish their work as e-books. In 2004 Libby co-founded Momento, Australia's first and most respected photo book company, then spent 20 years educating and helping photo lovers and professionals do their photos justice by printing them in stylish book designs. Next stop was Virtuelle, her content marketing consultancy, and now Avoca Beach Hotel, where she brings her experience in communication, content and community networking to her role as Marketing & Events Manager. We hope you love this conversation (and all the others this season) just as much as we enjoyed having it. As always, thanks so much for listening.
In our penultimate episode of Season 03, we have an incredible chat with David Roennfeldt, Co Founder & Executive Creative Director of 3Deep . Through David's global activity within the fashion, art, architecture, lifestyle and beauty sectors, he has established a reputation as a creative leader passionate about aesthetic diversity, attention to detail, story telling and compelling ideas. 3 Deep is Australia’s leading luxury branding & creative agency. For the past 30 years they have partnered with extraordinary clients to create significant and enduring value for their brands and the global community of artists, supporters and patrons that they represent. For anyone interested in how to establish a creative agency, or what they are looking for in commercial photographers, this episode is a must listen! www.3deep.com.au www.instagram.com/3deepdesign
This week we have a wonderful conversation with the incredible Julie Goodwin, from Julie Goodwin Couture. With over 25 years of experience, Julie is a classic couturier whose work serves as the ultimate antidote to fast fashion. From bespoke tailoring to exquisite occasion wear, Julie’s practice is built on the foundation of sustainability and refined craftsmanship. But Julie’s impact goes far beyond the sewing machine. As an educator and advocate with a Masters in Fashion & Entrepreneurship from RMIT, she is deeply committed to the survival of independent fashion. She doesn’t just make clothes; she “aids and abets” the connections and collaborations that help the local fashion industry thrive. Tune in to hear how Julie created her incredible business, and how she gives back to the next generation of designers. https://www.juliegoodwincouture.com.au/
We are so thrilled to have Mardi Nowak from RACV on the podcast in this bonus episode. RACV is an incredible sponsor of When Harri Met Sally this season. We couldn’t be more appreciative of the wonderful work RACV does not only supporting us, but supporting the arts community in Australia. If you thought RACV was just about insurance this episode will blow your mind! RACV Visual Arts champions creativity and cultural engagement through a dynamic program of exhibitions, commissions and collection displays. Their program spans multiple RACV Club and Resort locations, including dedicated exhibition spaces at RACV City Club, RACV Goldfields Resort and RACV Inverloch Resort, each offering audiences unique opportunities to encounter contemporary Australian art. The RACV Art Collection champions living Australian artists, building a vibrant and evolving collection that reflects the diversity of contemporary practice. Integrated throughout their resorts and thoughtfully curated into exhibitions, the artworks enrich guest experiences while supporting artists through visible, meaningful engagement with their work. To discover more about RACV Visual Arts and to visit their online Art Collection head to www.racv.com.au/art , and of course listen to this fantastic episode of the pod!
This week we talk to Joann Kitto, Director of West Space , and what a fun and informative conversation it is. Joanna is an arts worker and writer with a focus on refining her inclusive, receptive and personalised approach to contemporary art presentation. She has been Director of West Space since late 2022. Prior to this, Joanna has held curatorial and leadership positions across Naarm (Melbourne) and Tarntanya (Adelaide), and contributes to national publications and discussions. With an understanding of the significance writing about art holds to the vitality of its creation, Joanna co-founded independent arts writing platform fine print in 2014. West Space is a leading independent contemporary art gallery / organisation located in multi-arts precinct Collingwood Yards , on Wurundjeri Country. West Space is a vital incubator for timely artistic work and a welcoming gathering place for creative communities. West Space’s core mission is to cultivate an environment of artistic safety, where artists can experiment and develop significant new work. This is such a fascinating conversation about the arts in Australia and the incredible advocacy Joanna is doing for the creative industry. Instagram: @joanna_kitto westspace.org.au Instagram: @westspace @collingwood_yards @fineprintmagazine
We are so thrilled to have Tom Wenborn from Thinkerbell in the pod suites this week. Tom began his creative career as a designer, before becoming a copywriter, then a designer again, then an art director before settling somewhere in-between. He has spent the last 15 years working at Australia’s top agencies including Bundy Agency, CHEP, Saatchi & Saatchi before joining Thinkerbell in 2018, rising to the ECD role in 2020. He has created some of the country’s most popular and effective campaigns for clients including Cadbury, Westpac, Toyota, Devondale, Furphy, Foxtel, Hahn and Bega. His work has been recognized over 100 times at major award shows including D&AD, Cannes, Clios, New York Festivals, London International Awards, The Effies and Young Guns. His campaigns have also been featured in Contagious’ Best & Bravest as well as the Financial Review’s Most Innovative List. He is passionate about simple work that makes a difference, whether that’s helping unfuck the environment or making your Nanna laugh, both are equally important. It was such a pleasure to chat with Tom about all things photography design, advertising and just being an all out creative mind!
This week in the pod suit, we talk to Nicole Haliday about her experience working in brand and marketing, and her incredible role as Group Head of Brand and Creative Services across Melbourne, Sydney and Perth at Crown Resorts. With more than 20 years of senior leadership experience across ASX-listed organisations and growth businesses throughout APAC, Nicole’s background includes leading large teams, working closely with executives and boards, and navigating complex organisational environments characterised by change, uncertainty and high-performance expectations. This experience provides a deep understanding of the personal, relational and professional pressures many people face throughout their lives. Self confessed ‘Jack of all trades’, Nicole's wealth of experience is such a fascinating story to hear as he shares her knowledge from working with creatives and photographers over her career.
This week we welcome Jane Robinson from Art Box Black into the pod suites. Jane is founder and executive producer of boutique photographic production agency Artboxblack. She started ABB with the intentions of promoting a spirit of collaboration, kindness and creativity, and showcasing the work of younger artists, and in particular, the work of young women photographers. Jane started in fine arts, studying a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours), before working in a film processing lab, then eventually moving into production houses. With a career spanning over 25 years in the photography, film & TV industries, Jane brings an experienced eye to her work, and is proud of working hard to promote the artists she represents. We were so thrilled that Jane could Zoom into the podcast and share her views on women in the industry. Her integrity and straight forward way of communicating how she feels about this and so much more is so genuine and inspiring to observe. What an incredible conversation. ARTBOXBLACK.COM @artboxblack
Today we welcome into the pods Renee Chung. Renee blew our minds with her incredible knowledge on all things social media and the world of influencers. Renee is a social media and influencer manager obsessed with great storytelling and even better strategy. She’s been in the content world since she was six years old (camera in hand), editing videos at thirteen, attending book PR events at sixteen (before BookTok made it cool!) and managing social media the second she was allowed online. She now spends her time diving deep into audience behaviour, figuring out what people actually care about, and why, then turning those insights into content that connects. She works closely with creators and influencers, knowing when to guide and when to step back so creativity can do its thing. At her core, Renee loves building brands that feel cohesive and considered, bringing together content, social, design, and customer experience into campaigns that not only look good, but work. Renee works for the great people at Red Herring Digital redherring.au and they have a fantastic offer for their studio Yarrville Studio Hire yarravillestudiohire.com.au Exclusive offer for When Harri Met Sally listeners: Get 20% off photo studio bookings with the discount code HAS20. Offer valid for bookings made until 26/06/2026. Listeners are welcome to book the studio for anytime for the discount to be valid, as long as the booking is confirmed and locked in over the next month. Need a photo studio to bring your vision to life? Book photo studio hire in Melbourne with Yarraville Studio Hire yarravillestudiohire.com.au . “A Creative Space To Shoot Top Notch Content. Whether you’re an amateur or professional, Yarraville Studio Hire is perfect for your next shoot, whether it be a fashion shoot with models or merely needing product shots for a client’s e-commerce website. We're cost-effective and include all the bells and whistles with your booking... Cyc, lights, backdrops, it's all included.” Call up to take up the offer… straight after you listen to this fabulous episode! yarravillestudiohire.com.au instagram.com/yarravillestudiohire linkedin.com/in.renee-chung
This week in the pod suite we have the incredible Pippa Milne in the hot seat. Originally from Aotearoa New Zealand, Pippa is a writer and curator based in Naarm/Melbourne. She is currently a curator with Art Museums, University of Melbourne and recently worked on A velvet ant, a flower and a bird by Chus Martínez at the Potter Museum of Art . Previously Pippa was Associate Curator for PHOTO Australia, with whom she went to Les Rencontres d'Arles with the exhibition On Country: photography from Australia. Previous positions to this have been Senior Curator for Museum of Australian Photography (previously MGA), Curator for Centre for Contemporary Photography and Associate Curator, International, for QAG|Goma, Queensland. This is such a wonderful conversation with the incredibly articulate and intelligent Pippa, who not so quietly, Harriet could not stop fan girl-ing over! And we're happy to let you know that Pippa has another contract with the University, so she'll be working on more curatorial projects there. Hooray! To our incredible sponsors RACV , Nikon Australia , Ted’s Cameras , Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers , thank you for all the support you have shown us. We couldn’t do it without you!
We are so thrilled to have Nathan McGuire and Rhys Ripper in the Pod Suites today. Nathan is a proud First Nations man, an in demand model and the creator of Mob in Fashion . Rhys has started multiple fashion magazines including Cobber and is an art director, producer and photographer. Together in life and business these two are an unstoppable force in the fashion industry. Mob in Fashion is an Australian Indigenous-led fashion initiative that celebrates and elevates First Nations creativity through style, culture, and storytelling. The platform highlights Indigenous designers, models, and artists while promoting authentic representation in the fashion industry. By blending contemporary fashion with cultural heritage, Mob in Fashion creates space for community, visibility, and economic opportunities for Indigenous talent, both on the runway and beyond. This is a wonderful conversation with two incredible humans trying to make change in the fashion industry. Thanks as always to our incredible sponsors RACV , Nikon Australia , Ted’s Cameras , Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers for supporting what we are doing and helping to keep the podcast growing. We couldn’t do it without you all!
Teresa and Nick from Teds Cameras popped into our pod suite. Ted's have been amazingly supportive of When Harri Met Sally and we are truly grateful for their sponsorship, so it was such a delight to sit down with these two for a proper chat. They even brought in some amazing equipment (we love a good show and tell) that aligns with their ethos: There's always a story to tell, and every moving moment matters! Ted's Cameras stock all the photography and videography from all major leading brands, ensuring their customers have access to high quality gear. Beyond retail, Ted's Cameras emphasises customer education and community engagement, providing workshops, tutorials, and expert advice to help their customers improve their photography and media skills. If this bonus episode has sparked your creativity, we have something special waiting for you! Ted's Cameras have an exclusive offer for listeners of When Harri Met Sally, so watch or listen to find out what it is and contact Ted’s - Contact Teresa at teresam@teds.com.au Don’t forget to mention: When Harri Met Sally, Ted’s Camera Store Episode, to unlock the offer!” We can’t thank Teds enough for the support they have shown us, and for Teresa and Nick for coming in to talk to us.
In this week's episode we speak to the incredible Wendy Mace. Wendy is the Queen of Retail! Kylie’s “I Should Be So Lucky” was climbing the charts when Wendy landed her first advertising gig in 1987, and she’s felt lucky ever since. Armed with a Graphic Design degree and a ridiculous passion for “junk mail,” she built a career art directing catalogues, press campaigns, television commercials and point-of-sale for a list of Australian retailers as long as your arm. One of the highlights along the way was collaborating with a brilliantly talented network of photographers, producers, stylists, and hair and makeup artists. Wendy’s career evolved alongside the industry itself, spanning the shift from analogue to digital and taking her across the globe, always driven by a love of creativity in all its forms. Now semi-retired, she’s come full circle, back in retail, working in fashion, and enjoying a little more downtime with the grandkids. As she puts it, “The Melbourne advertising industry has been like a family to me, beautiful, like-minded people doing what we love: making a living by being creative.” Tune in to listen to this fantastic episode with the incredibly knowledgeable and darn right fantastic Wendy Mace. Thanks as always to our incredible sponsors RACV , Nikon Australia , Ted’s Cameras , Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers for supporting what we are doing and helping to keep the podcast growing. We couldn’t do it without you all!
Join us for a fabulous conversation with James Morris. With the support of Nikon Australia, James has created a fabulous multi- disciplined project called Finding Cherade - A Ragtraders diary. RAGTRADER is a project spanning film, photography, and print, and is centred on Cherade, a Melbourne fashion label active from the 1970s to 1990s and founded by Adrian Callil. Developed by James, his grandson, the project begins with a fragmented archive of sketches, garments, and an unfinished manuscript. From this starting point, it follows a process of searching and tracing the remnants of a practice that sits outside of established fashion history. The film premier will be on Tuesday 5th May in Moonee Ponds, Melbourne and will include a Q&A with director James Morris. James will unpack his creative processes, sharing insight into how he created his Ragtrader project using Nikon’s ZR & Z8. Following the screening, everyone is welcome to join James and the team at Nikon at nearby Holmes Hall to view the photo exhibition, magazine and accompanying garments. All information to book tickets can be found through our socials @whenharrimetsally_podcast/ or @jamesmmorris_ Nikon Australia has been a sponsor of When Harri met Sally for two seasons now and we can’t thank them enough. Come down to this wonderful event on Tuesday 5th May to meet them in person, and get your hands on their beautiful Nikon cameras to test out personally. https://www.nikon.com.au/ https://www.jamesmorris.com.au/
We’re back! As always we start off the season with a candid chat about the last year, where our lives have been going and how we see the future unfolding. We’ll discuss where we are headed in season three and how we have decided to talk to people who employ photographers rather than the photographers themselves. We’ll be asking, What is it that you look for when working with photographers? Stay tuned for the end of this episode where we have the most unexpected finish to an episode yet! You can also tune in this season on our Youtube channel , as we have been videoing the episodes this year. It’s all very exciting! We want to thank our incredible sponsors RACV , Nikon Australia , Ted’s Cameras , Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers for supporting what we are doing and helping to keep the podcast growing. We couldn’t do it without you all! We’re thrilled to be back in the pod suites, and we're ready and raring to chat with all the incredible guests who have generously spent their time hanging out with us. See you in there! photocollective.com.au/ thebrownbilleffect.com/
In our final episode of 2025 we are so proud to speak with Nikon ambassador David Dare Parker about his illustrious career. From film stills to his incredible documentary projects, David is a true great of the photography industry. Nikon Australia has been a sponsor of When Harri met Sally over this last season and we couldn't think of better people to work with. Not only are the Nikon cameras the best cameras and gear to be using, they are the most genuine people who are always there at the drop of a hat to support the photographic community. So this conversation was a match made in heaven! Thank you David for your time, generosity and storytelling, and thank you Nikon Australia. We couldn't think of a better place to leave When Harri met Sally this year then by saying, thank you so much for everything you do to help our industry thrive. https://www.nikon.com.au/ https://daviddareparker.photoshelter.com/index https://www.instagram.com/daviddareparker/ https://youtu.be/adOdkWYvrd8
In August this year we had the most wonderful time at Refocus Retreat , a photography retreat and all round safe and inspiring place for female identifying photographers to connect and create together. We talk a little about what led us to make When Harri met Sally and then move into a live recording of the podcast with the incredible woman that are Christina de Water and Fernanda Pedroso . Christina studied photography and visual arts in Melbourne, graduated in photography with First Class Honours and went on to work in excellent fashion studios. She worked at Villawood Studios in London, then came back to co-found Australia's first Photographic agency and travelled the world to promote Australian photography with much delight. Christina loves the visual indulgence that photography can present to the eye through the lens. She has her own organic freehand style, which produces life filled photos with a visual surprise. Fernanda, a Canberra based Photographer is originally from Brazil. She moved to Australia in 2020 where at the age of 40 she transitioned from a 20-year career in advertising to photography. Fernanda’s work is deeply inspired by her personal experiences, music, poems and the diverse cultures she has encountered. This unique blend of inspiration also informs her commercial and portrait photography, ensuring each project is infused with creativity and professional precision. Tune in to hear more about these fabulous women and the incredible work they are doing within the photography industry. https://www.refocusretreat.com.au/ https://www.christinadewater.com.au/ https://www.instagram.com/christina.dewater.photography/ https://www.fernandapedroso.com/ https://www.instagram.com/fernandapedroso_art/
We loved the last of our live Ballarat International Foto Biennale chats with Emily Raffaele. It was fun, informative and inspirational. It’s always energising to meet photographers making their mark at any stage of their career and Emily is one of them! With a background in education, fine arts and a dabble in styling, Emily decided to study photography later in life and she’s been wowing everyone ever since with her talent, drive and attitude. Her work is stylish, bold, and graphic. Drawing on her love of art and design she has carved out a visual aesthetic that is molded by her strong sense of shape and form. In our chat, we explore her journey, inspirations and how she’s carved out such a strong visual voice. Check out Emily’s stunning work here - https://www.emilyraffaele.com/photography https://www.instagram.com/emily_raffaele/
We were so excited to sit down with the wonderful Lê Nguyên Phương at this year’s Ballarat International Foto Biennale . Phương is a thoughtful, brilliant photographer whose work tells powerful stories with so much care and beauty. In our chat, Phương shares his journey and the ideas behind his work, which explore identity, family, sexuality and history in such a unique and moving way. He’s a truly impressive young artist and we can’t wait for you to hear his story and to see what incredible projects he brings to life next. About Phuong’s exhibition: Global perceptions of the American War in Vietnam have long been shaped by Western media, where iconic images like the Burning Monk, Saigon Execution, and Napalm Girl became the defining lens. Thành Phẩm presents Vietnamese artist Lê Nguyên Phương’s counter-archive, intimate photographs with his family in Vietnam and Cambodia that re-examine the war’s emotional legacy and hidden histories. The Atrium, Ballarat Library, 178 Doveton Street North throughout the festival. See more of Phuong’s work: https://lenguyenphuong.com https://www.instagram.com/phuong.io
In the third episode from our live sessions at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale we talk to Penny Stephens and her views on documentary photography. Penny is pure joy to chat with, full of warmth, wonderful stories and an inspiring outlook on her work and the future of photography. Penny will be part of an incredible panel discussion - Women Shaping Photojournalism with Carla Gottgens and Christina Simons, at the Ballarat International Foto Biennale and presented in partnership with Nikon Australia, this coming Sunday 14th September from 2-3pm at 101 Lydiard Street North. Based in Melbourne, Penny is a freelance photographer with an impressive career spanning over 20 years at The Age. These days she juggles a mix of media, corporate and personal projects. She works with clients like Western Health, World Vision, Australia Post, and Monash University, while still shooting news for The Guardian and The Age. Her journey started in the most unexpected way, covering lawn bowls when the picture desk was short staffed! Love that. Since then, Penny’s passion for media work has only grown. She loves meeting people in their homes, capturing portraits, and telling stories at some of the most important moments in their lives. We just adore Penny and couldn’t be happier to have had this conversation. Get ready for an inspiring and heartwarming chat. https://www.bypennystephens.com https://www.pennystephens.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bypennystephens
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