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Address: Auckland, NZ
Telephone: +6421432583

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04/06/2026

This is where the magic happens.

IDC photographer Dean MacKenzie recently spent time at Pegasus Bay Winery capturing the raw, authentic moments behind the scenes during harvest.

From hand sorting fruit to the small details that often go unseen, the shoot highlighted the care and craftsmanship that goes into producing a great bottle of wine.

A fantastic opportunity to document the people and process behind this well known artisan wine brand and another memorable vintage season.

01/06/2026

A recent shoot by Dean MacKenzie for Pegasus Bay Winery’s Vintage 2026.

Capturing the people, passion and behind the scenes moments that make vintage season such a special time at this well known artisan wine estate. From the winery to the barrel room, it was all about documenting the atmosphere, hard work and character behind the process.

Great to to see Dean working alongside the team at Pegasus Bay Winery to help tell the story of another vintage season through imagery.

29/05/2026

“Nostalgia” is the perfect theme for the latest issue of dish Magazine which offers a celebration of comforting recipes, timeless classics, and the moments shared around the kitchen table.

“We honour our mums with recipes close to our hearts, revisit timeless classics, and add a little baking challenge for good measure. With this issue, we encourage you to slow down - to enjoy choosing what to cook, writing your shopping list, and spending time in the kitchen.” — Dish Magazine

IDC photographer Yuki Sato’s imagery is showcased throughout this beautiful publication, capturing the warmth, texture, and emotion behind every page.

An incredible issue by a talented creative team. We can already feel the memories coming back through these dishes alone.

28/05/2026

There is something special about food that instantly takes us back to a moment in time, like a family dinner, a childhood favourite, or recipes passed down through generations.

IDC photographer Yuki Sato recently captured a stunning collection of food imagery for the latest issue of dish Magazine, now available on shelves across New Zealand and Australia.

The team behind this issue has done an incredible job bringing nostalgia to life through beautiful recipes, styling, and storytelling that many of us can instantly connect with.

Congratulations to everyone involved in creating such a visually rich and comforting publication.

27/05/2026

For the latest issue of dish Magazine, IDC photographer Yuki Sato had the opportunity to capture imagery centred around nostalgia, connection, and the comfort that comes from sharing food with the people we love.

From the very first glance at the cover through to the final pages, this issue beautifully brings those feelings to life through bold, vibrant, and thoughtful photography.

“Gah - the bad news is relentless, both international and domestic... That’s why we reckon our new issue is pitch-perfect to soothe jangled nerves... a reminder of what will always be important. Spending time (and focus) on the people we love, through sharing food together.” — Sarah Tuck, CEO & Editor, Dish Magazine

Huge congratulations to the incredible creative team behind this publication. We’re proud to have Yuki’s work featured throughout such a meaningful issue.

21/05/2026

Colour, texture, movement - every detail in this campaign celebrates the beauty of individuality.

These vibrant images are part of a recent campaign shot by Guy Coombes for Rodney Wayne, centred around the idea that hair is deeply personal, expressive, and creative.

From natural curls to unique styling techniques, the campaign highlights the many different ways we wear our hair and make it our own.

Huge shoutout to Lachlan McPherson, Newton Cook and Rob Jack for bringing this campaign to life so beautifully.

20/05/2026

There is something powerful about hair that feels completely, unapologetically you.

This recent campaign shot by Guy Coombes for Rodney Wayne celebrates texture, movement, individuality, and the confidence that comes with embracing your natural shine.

And honestly… these curls speak for themselves ✨

Part of the “Your Way To Shine” campaign now live across NZ.

Creative team: Lachlan McPherson, Newton Cook, Guy Coombes & Rob Jack
Motion: Kevin Ku

19/05/2026

IDC Photographer Guy Coombes recently shot the latest “Your Way To Shine” campaign for Rodney Wayne.

Featuring Holly Rose in front of the lens, this campaign celebrates individuality, confidence and creative hair technique which is now live across NZ.

Huge shoutout to Lachlan McPherson, Newton Cook and Rob Jack for helping bring the campaign to life!

Creative: Lachlan McPherson, Newton Cook, Guy Coombes and Rob Jack
Director of Photography & Stills: Guy Coombes
Motion: Kevin Ku

15/05/2026

Behind every face is a life, a history, and a story worth hearing.

This striking portrait by IDC photographer Amber-Jayne Bain : Photographer forms part of a project created alongside DCM to bring awareness to the experiences of whānau facing homelessness in our communities.

The goal was never to sensationalise hardship, but to create portraits filled with respect, honesty, and humanity.

“This project was about showing viewers how much like any of us these folk are, and asks us to think of them as our neighbours in the city.” – Amber-Jayne Bain

Producer: Florence Duxfield
Client: DCM (Downtown Community Ministry)

Read more about the project here:
https://ajbain.com/journal/2026/2/18/we-imagine-alternatives⁠�

14/05/2026

Photography has the power to challenge perception.

This portrait, captured by IDC photographer Amber-Jayne Bain : Photographer for DCM, is part of a deeply personal project documenting whānau experiencing homelessness in a way that centres dignity, identity, and humanity.

“It’s so tempting to photograph people in their surroundings to show how dire it is, but this project was about showing viewers how much like any of us these folk are.” – Amber-Jayne Bain

Every face has a story. Every person deserves to be seen.

Producer: Florence Duxfield
Client: DCM (Downtown Community Ministry)

Read the full story here:
https://ajbain.com/journal/2026/2/18/we-imagine-alternatives⁠�

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