ABOUT CFJ
Commercial photographer specialising in architecture + design // born, raised and studied in england // left architectural industry to pursue his photography // award winning photographer + master of photography (aipp) // shoots digital medium format system and DSLR // published nationally + internationally // based in queensland // shoots australia wide + internationally
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Mobile: (+61) 0405 440 180 P.O. Box 334 Email: studio@cfjphoto.com.au |
CLIENTS
Cox Rayner
BVN Architecture
Hassell
Queensland Art Gallery
Queensland Government
Brisbane City Council
John Wardle
Wilson Architects
BASE Architecture
Bark Design
Steendyk
Elizabeth Watson Brown
Geyer
The Buchan Group
John Mainwaring Architects
Riddel Architects
Lahz Nimmo
Suters Architects
Architectus
Indesign Magazine
Architectural Review
Architecture Media
Sparks Architects
Malcolm Middleton Architects
Tim Stewart Architects
Kieron Gait Architects
CLIENTS
Mirvac
Archibett
Sunshine Coast Regional Council
Abigroup
Parups Waring
Rice Daubney
Leighton
Arqus Design
South Bank Corporation
Donald Cant Watts Corke
Jones + Jemmott
Floate Architecture
Allen Jack + Cottier
Ontera
Conrad Gargett Architecture
PMDL
Woodhead
AECOM
Zenith
Vee Design
NDY
Norman Richards
Vanguard
TESTIMONIALS
Cox Rayner have been associated with Christopher Frederick Jones for the past 5 years. Our practice is interested in the exploration of experience in space through built form. Christopher is interested in the architectural idea and captures the expression and atmosphere of the spaces created around our works beautifully.
Cox Rayner are proud to be associated with Christopher Frederick Jones.
Michael Rayner
Architect
“Oh My God what great photos of my house. Yikes I can’t believe I own it! Gabriel Poole will be so thrilled. Gee that Chris can use a camera (I couldn’t for one second make photos like this – I’m not technical at all) – but Chris has such a wonderful eye for light and shadow and how it falls on timber. The sky also looks incredible as well! I like him enhancing the green grass etc
AMAZING AMAZING THANKS CHRIS”,
Tracey Moffatt
Artist
“Photographing Architecture well is hard. Having to capture space rather than an object, illustrating a narrative of the larger project, the energy and dynamism of particular forms or seeing tectonic detail in context requires a way of seeing and understanding with a confidence and skill in the technical craft, that few posess. Chris has it, and he makes our work able to be appreciated as well as we could expect, and often times more”.
Shane Thompson
Architect
Christopher Frederick Jones is a creative photographer who enjoys the inventive potential of difficult assignments. One thing that makes his work distinctive is his ability to capture the quality of architectural space – the void – that which is not there.
Christopher combines this art with his eye and technical skill to control and work with strong contrasts in light values to reveal pattern, and the relationships between inside and outside, space and form, light and sky, to capture the continuity inherent in the contextual experience of architecture – a very difficult task.
The spatial and contextual nature of a house I designed on Stradbroke proved elusive to a large number of excellent photographers over many years. Christopher was the first to capture its essence and open up the understanding and experience of the house for others to enjoy.
Professor Jennifer Taylor
Architect + Author
PUBLISHED
Editorial
The Architectural Review (London)
Issue 1350 August 2009
Architectural Review Australia
Issue 105 Public (two stories)
Issue 115
Issue 118
Issue 119
Architecture Australia
Sept/Oct 2007
Nov/Dec 2007
Nov/Dec 2008
Jan/Feb 2010
May/June 2010
Architecture New Zealand
Sept/Oct 2008
Artichoke
Vol 20
Vol 27
Vol 28
Vol 29
Special issue IDA 08 (cover story)
Vol 31
Vol 34
Vol 35
Editorial
Houses
Issue 53
Issue 58
Issue 60
Issue 63 (cover story)
Issue 65
Issue 74
Issue 76 (two stories)
Issue 78
Issue 80 (two stories+cover story)
Indesign
Vol 29
Vol 30
Vol 32
Vol 36
Vol 38 (two stories)
Vol 39
Vol 40
Vol 43
Vol 44 (two stories)
Vol 45
Inside (Interior Design Review)
Issue 51
Issue 63 (two stories)
Issue 64
Landscape Architecture Australia
Issue 110
Issue 116
Issue 120
Issue 123
Issue 125
Editorial
Monument
Issue 91
Issue 97
Issue 98
Habitus
Issue 03
Issue 05
Issue 08
Issue 10
Sanctuary: Modern Green Homes
Issue 11 (cover story)
Issue 13 (two stories)
Mark (Amsterdam)
No.24 Feb/Mar 2010
Books
Cox Architects + Planners
ISBN 192074407X
International Magazine of Space Design
bob 059
ISSN 1739-2845
100 Dream Homes from Down Under
ISBN 978-1-86470-301-6
Contemporary Beach houses Down Under
ISBN 978-1-864703-00-9
Architecture Inspired By Australia
ISBN 978-0-473-13268-2
Contemporary House Design
ISBN 3866540574
‘Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects’
ISBN 978-1-876509-21-7
1000x Landscape Architecture
ISBN 978-3-938780-60-2
Books
On the Beach: Contemporary Beach House
ISBN
Best Australian Architecture (cover story)
ISBN
A Place in the Sun
ISBN
EXHIBITIONS
‘Place Makers: Contemporary Queensland Architects’
Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane 2008
MEDIA PROFILES
Indesign Live
People: In Profile – View
05 May 2010
AWARDS
Australian Institute of Professional Photography (AIPP)
2011 Silver Distinction Award Commercial Photography
2010 Silver Distinction Award Commercial Photography
2009 Silver Award Commercial Photography
2008 Gold Award Commercial Photography
2007 Silver Distinction Award Commercial Photography
2006 Silver Award Commercial Photography
Queensland Institute of Professional Photography
2011 Queensland Commercial Photographer of the year – runner up
2010 Queensland Commercial Photographer of the year
2007 Queensland Commercial Photographer of the year – runner up
BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year
2008 Semi Finals
2007 Finals
2006 Finals
2005 Semi Finals