What kind of photography do you shoot?

Commercial stills, food, drinks, cosmetics, product and outdoor/lifestyle photography for brands and agencies. I'm based in Melbourne and travel for the right job.

Do you shoot video as well as stills?

Yes, motion's a core part of what I do, not an add-on. I can shoot video alongside stills on the same shoot, so you're not booking two people for one job.

Where are you based, and do you travel for shoots?

My studio's at 36–38 Gipps Street, Collingwood, Melbourne. Most work happens there or on location around Melbourne, but I travel interstate and overseas when the project calls for it.

How much does a shoot cost?

Depends on the brief, the scope and how many final images you need. Send me a bit of detail about the job and I'll put together a proper quote.

How do I book you for a shoot?

Email daniel@dhzphoto.com with what you're after, roughly when you need it, and any reference images if you've got them. I'll come back with questions and a quote.

What's the usual turnaround time?

Depends on the job. A straightforward product shoot might take a few days to turn around; a bigger campaign takes longer. I'll give you a realistic timeline once I know the brief.

Can I buy prints of your personal work?

Yes. The Editions prints are archival pigment on 100% cotton rag paper, with a signed certificate of authenticity, and framing options through Fini Frames Melbourne. Head to the Editions page and request pricing. 10% of every sale goes to the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.

Who owns the images after a commercial shoot, and where can I use them?

Usage rights are agreed upfront and depend on the job. We'll talk about where the images are going, social, print, packaging or otherwise, so it's quoted properly and you get the rights you actually need.

Have you worked with brands like mine before?

Likely, yes. Daniel has shot for Aesop, NGV, Four Pillars, Mecca, Dan Murphy's, Who Gives a Crap, Koko Black and plenty more, across cosmetics, food, drinks and lifestyle.

daniel herrmann–zoll

🧗🏼‍♂️ ABOUT .
Daniel Herrmann-Zoll is an Australian photographer based in Melbourne. His attention to detail and love for crafting light has seen him shoot for clients and agencies internationally. On weekends he can be found (not easily) in remote outdoor locations, hiking along ridge lines or wading through rivers, camera still in hand.

📸 SELECTED CLIENTS .
Aesop, Who Gives a Crap, Koko Black, Coopers, NGV, Four Pillars, Carlsberg, Activia, Heinz, Dan Murphy’s, Don, Mecca, Sunnies Face, Nura, July, The 5th, Schweppes, Curatif, Scratch Pet Food, Yeti, Sesion Tequila, NON, Bearded Lady, Interflora, MG, Bulleit Bourbon, Cushla Whiting Jewellery, Gage Roads, Campos Coffee.

Commercial stills, food, drinks, cosmetics, product and outdoor/lifestyle photography for brands and agencies. I'm based in Melbourne and travel for the right job.
My studio's at 36–38 Gipps Street, Collingwood, Melbourne. Most work happens there or on location around Melbourne, but I travel interstate and overseas when the project calls for it.
DescriptionDepends on the brief, the scope and how many final images you need. Send me a bit of detail about the job and I'll put together a proper quote. text goes here
Yes. The Editions prints are archival pigment on 100% cotton rag paper, with a signed certificate of authenticity, and framing options through Fini Frames Melbourne. Head to the Editions page and request pricing. 10% of every sale goes to the Garvan Institute of Medical Research.
Likely, yes. Daniel has shot for Aesop, NGV, Four Pillars, Mecca, Dan Murphy's, Who Gives a Crap, Koko Black and plenty more, across cosmetics, food, drinks and lifestyle.

Yes, motion's a core part of what I do, not an add-on. I can shoot video alongside stills on the same shoot, so you're not booking two people for one job.
Email daniel@dhzphoto.com with what you're after, roughly when you need it, and any reference images if you've got them. I'll come back with questions and a quote.
Depends on the job. A straightforward product shoot might take a few days to turn around; a bigger campaign takes longer. I'll give you a realistic timeline once I know the brief.
Usage rights are agreed upfront and depend on the job. We'll talk about where the images are going, social, print, packaging or otherwise, so it's quoted properly and you get the rights you actually need.