Westend Photography | Melbourne Photography Studio

Westend Photography is a professional and trusted photographer Hoppers Crossing available round the clock to capture the highlights of your events. We have set a benchmark in the photography Werribee industry with our unique image creations. We have a unique reputation as the professional commercial photography Point Cook service. We offer the best photography packages, and we have been praised by all our clients for our efficiency in headshots Truganina. All our photographers are permanent employees, and it makes our service stand out from the rest. Contact the photographer Williamstown today, and let your events be memorable for years.

Corporate, Headshots, Personal Branding & Events

Hi! I’m Imran Abul Kashem, an award winning, acclaimed Melbourne Photographer.

Based in Hoppers Crossing, my team and I specialise in Headshots, Personal Branding, Corporate Imagery and Events. We are passionate about people… particularly faces and love nothing more than being able to capture people on film and create impactful images that boosts their personal image and their business brand.

We understand the impact a powerful headshot or corporate images can have, and we work with companies and entrepreneurs all across Melbourne providing them with the best possible images they can incorporate into their marketing material.

Whether you are the head of a large team or a young cadet just starting out, we can capture your personality and style in finely-tuned images that you will be proud to showcase within your brand presence both online and offline.

Our skills with the camera alongside our extensive experience working with both corporate brands and individual business owners, means we are able to provide a fast and efficient service, while not compromising on the end result.

We Provide a Professional Approach Without Losing the Personal Touches and Attention to Detail

Let’s work together to give your corporate and personal image a refresh.
A former journalist, Imran found inspiration in everyday occurrences and lived experiences. Journalism was a creative outlet for Imran to listen and share people’s stories. But after moving to Australia from Bangladesh in 2008, he was confronted with a language barrier and found it difficult to share people’s stories in an unfamiliar language. Details were being lost in translation.

To overcome this barrier, Imran turned to photography as a way to communicate. It was a medium he had always been interested in and picking up the camera again only increase his passion for the art.

This led Imran to study photography further through classes at Melbourne Polytechnic. During this time, Imran also worked on a variety of short and long-term projects.

In 2017 Imran was awarded a Mobility Grant from the State Government of Victoria which allowed him to travel to Japan and document daily life there. In the same year, Imran was nominated for a ‘Place Patterns’ project, a cultural development project presented by Wyndham City with support from Creative Victoria.

This project resulted in Imran showcasing a public exhibition in 2018 called ‘Same/Different’ and publishing a book of the same name. ‘Same/Different’ was a photographic investigation into the cultural habits of new and old Australia as revealed by objects attached to their rear-view mirrors.

Over the course of three years, Imran discretely captured images of trinkets he observed hanging from car revision mirrors or sitting on dashboards in vehicles around Wyndham City.

In 2018, Imran also participated in a seven-day storytelling workshop with the famous documentary photographer, William Yang. This led to Imran presenting a projected photography performance called ‘The Story Only I Can Tell’ alongside William Yang at the Wyndham Cultural Centre.

In 2019, Imran nominated as Emerging Cultural Ambassador of Multicultural Arts Victoria and became a facilitator of Photography at Saltwater Art Studio at Point Cook. In the same year, he received a Wyndham Arts Assist grant from Multicultural Arts Victoria and Gandel Philanthropy. His ‘Green Wedge’ project is to capture the transformation of Werribee South as new residential development encroaches upon existing farmland.

Throughout this time, Imran established his business, Westend Photography, and carved out his place as an accomplished corporate photographer, working with small businesses and large companies alike on corporate branding, personal branding and individual headshots.