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About Abigail

Abigail Harman has been a professional corporate photographer for almost 40 years working in the USA, the UK and Australia.  Her clients say she is very friendly and easy to work with and also a very capable photographer. She will make you feel at ease if you need a corporate portrait taken. She will find eye catching imagery and solve your problem quickly and efficiently. She is known for providing a great onsite studio setup facility for corporate and executive portraits. Abigail regularly covers Government and Ministerial events involving high ranking officials. Other types of photography covered are architecture, construction, industrial and mining. She is currently contracted with Rio Tinto covering their VIP events, corporate headshots and specialised photoshoots.

Now an Australian citizen, Abigail is based in Perth, Western Australia but is available for a diverse range of photographic assignments interstate and internationally. Since being in Perth over the last 21 years she has gained experience working for the big corporates. She has produced exciting corporate photography for the Rio Tinto Community Investment Calendar for several years. This involved travelling all over the Pilbara, Gascoigne and Kimberley in search of staff who had excelled in helping the community in some way.

The road to becoming a corporate photographer

In 1979 Abigail began training to be a photographer at Michigan State University, USA, finishing in Cambridge, UK. Her first job was a medical photographer in Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge.

Her second job was a fine art photographer for the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, UK. One of her responsibilities there was to photograph the museum’s medieval European coinage for Professor Philip Grierson who had the world’s greatest collection and the images were subsequently published in several volumes by Cambridge University Press: a collection which was worth between 5 and 10 million pounds. Abigail has also photographed the Queen during a private visit to the Equine Research Centre in Newmarket in 1981 and in the mid ’80’s, the only woman Speaker of the House of Commons, The Right Hon The Baroness Betty Boothroyd.

In 1993, the iconic art publisher and retailer, ATHENA, which sold to 50 countries, commissioned Abigail to produce many images for greetings cards and posters which were sold worldwide and she also won several Kodak awards for her work.

Abigail and her husband lived in California in the late 90’s where she worked with a couple of well-known wedding photographers gaining valuable experience in that industry before moving to Australia.

Abigail Harman Corporate Photographer Perth

Australian Photographic Society Member
City and Guilds Qualified
Blue Dog Training Construction Induction White Card WA
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