Penny says…

…her super power is making people feel relaxed and her favourite human is her dog poppygirl.

Penny is a photographer based on Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Castlemaine, Victoria, creating thoughtful work capturing artists, businesses and events. She crafts images that feel intimate and enduring. Her portraits are less about posing and more about presence – capturing the authentic subtle rituals, connections and traditions that shape everyday life, with a quiet authenticity that resonates long after the moment has passed.

Let’s chat. Call me on 0402 147 605 or email me at penny@pennyryanphotography.com.au

Or follow me on Instagram @pennyryanphotography

The Reconciliation Seat | Delivered and installed on Sunday in an amazing ceremony lead by Uncle Rick.
Billman's Foundry Castlemaine | LOVED this assignment so much!
Lot 127 | The Salvage Yard Castlemaine
Autumnal Vista | Photo walk around the block providing the colour pop. Keep an eye on the @mountalexandershire_youth feed to see what the young people saw.
Castlemaine Road Works - Just needed some noice light to shine. Photo walks with my awesome crew of young people - so excited by the way they use their eyeballs and see the world. With @mountalexandershire_youth and @mountalexandershirecouncil
Things that are making my heart flutter ... perfectly imperfect film captures, autumnal light and Geeza C A K E S.
Random smile post - courtesy of these gloriously locked Guinea Pigs 😍
Old School* High Tea Luncheon with the @floursmith_ crew | Mothers Day 2026
Some of life’s essentials light. shadows. tunes. cheese. bread and a delicious pour for @mostynstreet_cellars
A HUGE weekend for @mtalexanderfalcons with the first home game of the season. Glorious autumnal weather, shiny new boots, icepacks, supporters galore and grins for days.
We all know how much I love Autumn, Autumnal light, Autumnal colours and dropping the word Autumnal in to any conversation but I also love @mtalexanderfalcons! Their Aus Kick and Super Kick [Girls and Gender Diverse kids] season officially started on
Drove past Harcourt today. Still so much to do after the fires — you can feel it — but also the land doing its thing, slowly pushing back. That felt important to see. Some captures from the Forest Creek Tattoo Flash Day earlier this year