Annabel Osborne

Annabel is an award-winning Aussie photographer with over 20 years of experience across the Australian and US film and TV industries.

She specialises in production stills, portraiture, and her big soft spot – dog photography. Her work has been exhibited along the Bondi Beach Promenade, featured in The Sydney Morning Herald with double-page spreads, and published in The Daily Telegraph. She’s also been interviewed on Ten News First with Sandra Sully.

An AFTRS, UCLA, and Macquarie Uni graduate, Annabel brings a sharp eye and a warm sense of humour to every shoot.

She’s worked on high-profile productions including Avatar, Fool’s Gold, Blueback, 10,000 B.C., Disturbia, Red Dog, True Blood, Breaking Bad, and Weeds.

Annabel has also worked on more than 100 TV commercials and print campaigns. Her clients include Samsung, Qantas, Sydney Opera House, Destination NSW, WWF, Earth Hour, Royal Canin, Australian Seniors, RSPCA NSW, RSPCA Pet Insurance and Pet Circle.

With a natural gift for connecting with people, she has photographed ministers, local government staff and communities across NSW – including coverage of more than 100 community events.

The daughter of a photographer, Annabel grew up surrounded by cameras and art. Her creative style is grounded in technical excellence, and she shoots with the latest high-end Canon gear.

Absolutely crazy about nature and adventure, she often works in remote locations using an infrared camera. Capturing light-waves invisible to the human eye – it creates images with a heightened, otherworldly feel.

In 2017, she launched Call of the Wild Pet Photography, combining her love of wildlife and landscapes with her passion for animals. Her fine-art dog photography captures the unique spirit of each animal she connects with.

Adaptable, collaborative, and just a little bit obsessed with nature, Annabel has shot visual stories across six continents – and still finds magic in every shoot.