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CONFIDENCE

Learn from a full time
Architectural Photographer.

EXPERIENCE

Over 25yrs of commercial photography experience.

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Beautiful reviews by clients and students from all over the world.

Nathan Devine

Architectural Photographer

Nathan Devine is based in Sydney Australia and has been a commercial photographer for over 25+ years. He has built and operated multiple companies for over 20 years, including two Photography & Graphic Design studios. As an architectural photographer he has photographed thousands of houses.

He is a published author/entrepreneur and his book Retrash, which promoted the reduction of waste globally through upcycling, was featured in the New York Times as well as being a guest speaker at Google Headquarters Sydney.

His current dedicated Real Estate photography business Trend Photography has achieved great success which is reflected in the companies multiple 5 star Google Reviews ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nathan has a simple mission, to show other photographers how they can thrive as a Real Estate Photographer working part time hours – allowing for a lifestyle full of flexibility and freedom to do the things in life you truly desire.

Trend Photography

Nathan's full time Architectural Photography company specialises in servicing building industry niche including Real Estate Agents, Builders, Architects & AirBNB/Holiday Home Owners.

Using the same systems taught inside the Real Estate Photography Masterclass, Nathan has scaled this business to over $200,000 in turnover per year while maintaining an average 3 day work week.

Trend Photography Website

What Nathan's clients say...

Nathan Devine has published two books over his career, with the most successful being "Retrash" which was featured in the New York Times, gaining worldwide acclaim promoting the upcycling movement focusing on reducing landfill.

Nathan Devine, the founder of Retrash.com, likes to point out that his new book, also called “Retrash,” is printed on 100 percent recycled paper. This is fitting: The illustrated, self-published book, which was financed through a crowdfunding site, celebrates the work of 82 artists and designers who use recycled materials. Like Jason Podlaski, who makes furniture from broken skateboard decks, and Gilles Eichenbaum, who turns teakettles into stunningly delicate lamps.

Mr. Devine, who is an Australia-based graphic designer and an upcycler himself (he transforms old suitcases into music speaker boxes, among other things), said “Retrash” ($44.95) is less a how-to manual than a showcase for artistic upcycling. “It will give you insight into these artists’ backgrounds, how they got into it,” he said. “It’s really an inspirational body of work.”