Brooke Whatnall

I first picked up a camera in 2007 and quickly fell in love with seeing life through the lens. Two years later I was a staff photographer at The Adelaide Advertiser, capturing the wide range of styles editorial demands, from portrait to sport, studio, and events. I loved the fast pace and the raw, honest style of shooting. On the side, I was drawn to Australia's wild and unique landscapes and wildlife, shooting editorial stories for National Geographic Adventure and contributing to Getty and the Nat Geo Image Library. My landscape work earned me runner-up in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

The past decade has been focused on outdoor adventure, mainly paragliding. That passion took me around the world as a pilot, from the Spanish Pyrenees to the deserts of Dubai and the Alps of New Zealand. I'm now based in Berlin and available for commercial, editorial, portrait, and real estate work across Europe and beyond.


Get in touch: info@brookewhatnall.com

A young man with brown curly hair and sunglasses on his head stands in front of a lush green tree with orange and black traditional Japanese lanterns, in an outdoor urban setting with other people walking by.