Evan Sycamnias Photography

12/04/2025

Hey Sarsha Sycamnias , we make good home grown body guards 😀

23/02/2020

Community update for anyone looking for small studio space to work from, or to undertake photography/video/audio training.

In early 2020, Pixelife opened its first office/studio in Deer Park, Victoria - just 2 minutes drive from the Western Ring Road, and on the Western Highway.

This new office/studio space allows for client consultations, training/mentor programs, exhibit/launch space, audio production, and a studio for portrait, video and product work.

Pixelife Studio is only open by appointment, so call ahead on 0402 851 924 to ensure we are on site, and not with another client.

06/02/2020

Listening to the Kid Paul remixes of Cafe Del Mar, at Brisbane Airport.

08/11/2019

And now for something completely different ... ;)

19/09/2019

Ohhhh! New online ordering system - wonder if it will work :)

30/05/2019

Just a timely reminder - Evan Sycamnias Photography now trades as Pixelife Photography ( Pixelife Photography & Videography ) for all client related work. Please be sure to update any bookmarks and give the page a like 👍 whilst you are at it to show your love :)

This page is simply for posting personal images. Enjoi!

Australia's professional and affordable photography, videography & audio design studio.

23/05/2019

Been meaning to re-shoot this image for so long and finally found the opportunity - yay! :)

'Stynes Under Charles Grimes'
18 May 2019 - Docklands, Victoria, Australia
The Jim Stynes Bridge (pictured far left) is a lightweight structure spanning 125 metres over the Yarra River, and under the Charles Grimes Bridge. In the centre of the image is the Seafarers Bridge, and on the far right is the South Wharf Promenadard cafe and shopping precinct. In the far distance is pictured Melbourne's CBD skyline.

ISO100 16mm f/9.0 11sec

11/05/2019

A share from our Pixelife page :)

A few years ago I was asked about my preferred batteries for camera flash units – which to be honest, at the time I hadn’t really given much thought to, I just utilised whatever was on hand. But as time went on and my reliance on flash units increased, I began to notice an increasing number of u...

29/03/2019

RONE Exhibit Close Up.

‘Decomposition 004 - The Submerged Armchair’
Empire – Rone, Burnham Beeches, Victoria, Australia
Set amongst the decaying glory of a once-magnificent manor Burnham Beeches, in Melbourne’s Dandenong Ranges, RONE has once again dazzled audiences with his amazing artwork.

Rone (whose full name is Tyrone Wright) is a street artist (possibly Australia’s most commercially successful street artist) best known for his haunting, stylised images of women’s faces, he understands better than most that beauty can be fleeting. Seeing his artworks gradually worn away by natural and human elements has taught him to appreciate the unexpected beauty of an image as it begins to blend back into its more prosaic surroundings.

He has gone from spearheading Melbourne’s fledgling street art movement in the early 2000s, as a member of the Everfresh crew, to being a celebrated fixture on the international street art scene. An inveterate traveller, his distinctive female muses have followed him around the world, and can be found – in various states of decay – peering out from beneath overpasses and emblazoned on walls everywhere from New York to New Zealand and many places in between.
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ISO640, 35mm, F2.8, 1/100secs