ABOUT ME

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Vaughan Laws was born and raised in Melbourne, Australia.
He first picked up a DSLR camera in 2011 to photograph his young children, but soon after Vaughan started to expand his creativity by exploring the world of light painting and macro photography.

Vaughan's vision soon turned to landscape and weather photography after capturing summer storms over Port Phillip Bay.


" I have always loved and been fascinated by weather and storms, but photographing mother nature for the first time had me hooked" - Vaughan Laws

In the last few years, Vaughan has expanded his creative vision by capturing unique perspectives from the sky thanks to the advancements in drone technology. 
He is always striving to improve and create new perspectives in all his photography. 

Vaughan's hobby for photography has been recognized by numerous companies including the Herald Sun, online news articles, channel 9, channel 10, and shared on many different social media tourism/government agency pages.

More recently, Vaughan has been interviewed for his storm-chasing by Fox News Weather in the USA in which he conducted a live 6-minute broadcast interview with news co-anchors Nick Kosir & Marissa Torres. He also was phone interviewed for an online article by the Daily Mail about his photography and storm photos/videos.

 

 

Vaughans photography has also been used by the Bureau of Meteorology numerous times, for a front cover wraparound image on the publication: Time & Tides ( The Mornington Peninsula Writers Society Collectors special), printed and displayed in large media format by Discover Frankston for tourism promotions and was also contracted to design and produce a Vaughan Laws Photography/Visit Frankston 2020 calendar with images taken around the municipality.

They have been used by many local businesses including, print displays, tender applications for large government projects, and even large photographic wallpaper displays spanning over 7 meters in length and 2.4 meters in height.