Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd with family Albert Tse (son in law), Jessica (daughter), Marcus (son), Therese Rein (wife) and Nicholas (son) after being sworn in as Prime Minister in 2007.
Photography
Ethos CRS Portfolio
- 182180The former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd meets with the Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing during a 2008 visit.179Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd with the Indigenous dancers that performed a Welcome to Country ceremony in 2008
- 178The former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and wife Therese Rein attend Sunday church at St Botolph’s Church in Chevening in Kent in the UK in 2008177Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd helps Aboriginal elder Matilda House with a traditional skin shawl in 2008176The former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and the USA President George W Bush hold a press conference in the White House in 2008
- 175The former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd meets with the UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown at Number 10 Downing Street on a 2008 visit174The former Prime Minister meets with Adam Gilchrist, cricket player and chair of the National Australia Day Council in 2008173Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd during the 20/20 ideas conference at Parliament House in Canberra in 2008
- 158Minister for School Education, Early Childhood and Youth Peter Garrett at Parliament House, in 2008156Then Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard, the former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and the Treasurer Wayne Swan during a press conference at Parliament House, in 2007145
Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard meets with the Califorian Governor, Arnold Schwazenegger in Los Angles, in 2004
- 160Hillary Clinton in Washington while a candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination in 2008184Senator Penny Wong, new minister in the Rudd Labor Government in 2007183Catherine Freeman and Ian Thorpe at Parliament House in 2008
- 181Canberra sunset in 2009172New Chief Justice Robert French at the High Court, Canberra, in 2008171The Pope at World Youth Day in Sydney in 2008
- 170Past and present living Prime Ministers of Australia, except John Howard, meet with Rudd in his office: Bob Hawke, Gough Whitlam, Malcolm Fraser, Paul Keating and Kevin Rudd in 2008169Former Prime Minister, John Howard, during a morale boosting visit to Australian troops in Afghanistan, 2007168Dr Wendy Morrow Pharmacist, naturopath and alternative drug advocate in 2008
- 167
Local Pakistani workers cross the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan in 2008.
166A Sri Lankian mother claims back her child from authorities after the boy was lost in the 2004 tsunami.165Workers rest on coffins at a temporary morgue in Thailand. The morgues handled thousands of bodies claimed by the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004. - 164The Governor-General Major General Michael Jeffery at Government House in Canberra in 2008163Police wait for the rain to stop in Islamabad, Pakistan in 2008.162Former Prime Minister John Howard jokes with RAAF pilots on a trip into Iraq in 2007
- 161Former Prime Minister John Howard during the 2007 election campaign159Former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam talking about the 11 November 1975, in 2008157Australian volunteer comforts a friend of a victim of the 2004 tsunami in Thailand. 2005
- 148The Chinese Foreign Minister, Yang Jiechi, with the Australia Foreign Minister during his visit to Canberra in 2008.146
Joyful child seen through the lens of a camera, in 2009
144Cate Blanchett centre and her fellow 2020 summit co-chairs at the start of Kevin Rudd's 20/20 ideas summit. They are Dr Julianne Schultz, Dr Jackie Huggins, Rev Tim Costello, Professor Michael Good, Warwick Smith, Professor Michael Wesley, Tim Fischer, John Hartigan, Dr David Morgan, Professor Glynn Davis (chair) and Roger Beale, in 2008.
Click on images once to expand
Photography
- Rich, engaging images
- Bring complex ideas to life
-
Let the pictures tell some of the story
- Seize readers' attention
At Ethos CRS we believe a strong image coupled with well-written content creates a richer experience for the reader. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
In our electronic world, short bites of information and the visual image define the structure of content and how we then assimilate information.
Images reflect our world back to us, reinforcing how we see ourselves and with whom we identify.
The photo has therefore become an essential component of websites and electronic learning, or elearning. And as broadband becomes increasingly faster, so the photograph and the moving image will become more dominant.
Andrew Taylor heads up photography
Andrew Taylor works as director of photography for Ethos CRS—to make sure that, no matter the job, we have the images needed to tell a complete story. He is a Walkley Award finalist and highly experienced photographer. For 27 years he covered every aspect of news including official travel domestically and internationally. He has photographed prime ministers, Australians overseas, our best and brightest, and everyday Australians too.
In a world that increasingly relies on the image, your organisation can accurately and efficiently represent itself.
Download
Photography PDFAt Ethos CRS we believe a strong image coupled with well-written content creates a richer experience for the reader. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.