Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this website for?

This is my official portfolio. It is where I showcase the work I have created across photography, branding, digital design, marketing, websites and other creative projects.

It is basically the home for everything I have been working on, experimenting with, learning from and probably overthinking along the way.

Whether you are here to explore my work, check out a project, get in touch, or just fall down a creative rabbit hole, you are in the right place.

Q: Who is Bradley Moyle?

Hi, that would be me.

I am a creative, retail worker, Inclusion & Belonging Champion, photographer, chronic overthinker and future marketing student at Torrens University.

I am especially interested in branding, advertising, customer experience, photography and the way brands communicate with people.

I am also the kind of person who remembers ads way too well, notices tiny branding details, and sees a social media trend and immediately starts thinking about which brand could use it.

You can read the much longer version on my About page.

Q: What kind of work do you create?

My work covers a mix of:

• Photography

• Branding

• Marketing concepts

• Visual communication

• Digital design

• Website design

• Creative campaigns

• Mock brands and conceptual projects

I enjoy projects where I can mix creativity with strategy and turn an idea into something that actually feels real.

Q: Can I see examples of your work?

Absolutely.

You can explore projects throughout the website, including Splash Soda, my mock soft drink branding project, and A State Apart, my black and white photography series exploring the contrast between regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne.

More work will continue to be added as I create it.

Q: What is A State Apart?

A State Apart is a black and white photography series I created exploring the contrast between regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne.

The project focuses on differences in atmosphere, movement, pace and place across regional and metropolitan environments.

The series was photographed using a Canon EOS 1500D and iPhone 17, edited using Adobe Photoshop, displayed physically in a school gallery, and also presented digitally through Pixieset.

You can view the full series on this website.

Q: What is Splash Soda?

Splash Soda is a mock branding and marketing project built around a fictional soft drink brand.

The project explores visual identity, product concepts, packaging, photography, website design and digital marketing.

I created the project using programs including Canva, Adobe Photoshop and Wix, with the goal of making the brand feel like something that could actually exist in the real world.

It is not a real drinks company, although I probably spent enough time on it for it to feel like one.

Q: Are you studying marketing?

Not quite yet.

I am planning to study marketing at Torrens University, and yes, I am already slightly too brand loyal to Torrens before I have even started.

Marketing feels like a natural direction for me because it brings together a lot of the things I already enjoy, including branding, strategy, advertising, customer experience and creative thinking.

Q: Do you work in retail?

Yes.

I currently work in retail, which gives me a very real look at customer behaviour, product presentation, promotions, branding and customer experience.

It is one thing to talk about marketing in theory. It is another thing to watch what people actually notice, ignore, love or get confused by in real life.

Q: What is an Inclusion & Belonging Champion?

Alongside my retail role, I am also an Inclusion & Belonging Champion.

That role gives me the chance to support workplace inclusion initiatives and help create things like posters, information, communications and awareness material.

Which, naturally, means my marketing brain gets very excited because I get to think about how to make important information clear, engaging and visually effective.

Q: Are you available for projects or collaborations?

Potentially, yes.

I am always open to hearing about interesting creative projects, collaborations, photography work, branding ideas, marketing concepts or digital projects.

You do not need to have everything perfectly figured out either. Half formed ideas are welcome.

The best place to start is through the contact form on this website.

Q: Who responds to enquiries?

Depending on the enquiry, you may hear directly from me or from a member of my small team.

If a team member is handling an enquiry, they will identify themselves.

For some enquiries, particularly messages handled through Instagram, you may also receive a case number so the request can be properly tracked.

Q: Can brands contact you?

Please do.

If you are a brand, agency, creative team or business with an idea, campaign, collaboration or project you think I might be interested in, feel free to reach out.

There is a very good chance I will already have thoughts.

Q: Can I message you on Instagram?

Yes.

Instagram is a good place for quick questions, introductions, creative ideas and general messages.

More detailed enquiries may be moved to the contact form so they can be handled properly.

Instagram messages are also subject to my Instagram Messaging Policy, which you can find through the website or the link in my Instagram bio.

Q: Can anyone under 16 contact you through Instagram?

If you are located in Australia and are under 16, I will not continue communicating with you through Instagram.

If I or a member of the team reasonably believes an account holder may be under 16, the conversation will be closed in line with the Instagram Messaging Policy and the account may be referred to Instagram for review.

For full details, please read the Instagram Messaging Policy.

Q: Where can I follow you for updates?

Instagram is one of the best places to follow what I am working on.

That is where I may share project updates, photography, behind the scenes content, new work, random creative thoughts and whatever marketing rabbit hole I have fallen into that week.

Q: Do you update this website?

Yes.

The site will continue to change as I create new work, finish projects, develop new skills and probably decide to redesign something again.

So if something looks different the next time you visit, that is probably why.

Q: What software and tools do you use?

It depends on the project, but tools I use include:

• Adobe Photoshop

• Canva

• Wix

• Squarespace

• Pixieset

• Canon photography equipment

• iPhone photography tools

• Other digital and creative platforms depending on the project

I am always experimenting with new tools if they help me create something better.

Q: Do you only shoot black and white photography?

Black and white photography is definitely my favourite and a big part of my style.

I like how removing colour shifts the focus toward light, texture, shape, people and atmosphere.

That said, the exact approach depends on the project.

Q: Can I use one of your photos or designs?

Please ask first.

Most original work on this website is protected by copyright and should not be copied, reposted, published, edited or commercially used without permission.

If you want to feature, license or use something, reach out through the contact form.

You can also read the full Copyright Policy on this website.

Q: Are all the brands and projects on this site real businesses?

No.

Some projects are mock, conceptual, experimental or independently created pieces designed to explore branding, marketing, photography or visual communication.

Where relevant, projects will be described clearly so you know whether they are real, conceptual or independently created.

Q: Where are you based?

I am based in Australia.

A lot of my photography and creative work is influenced by both regional Victoria and Melbourne, particularly the contrast between the two.

Q: Do you offer ongoing support for projects?

That depends on the project.

For work I am actively involved in, ongoing updates, communication or support may be available depending on what has been agreed.

If you have something specific in mind, the best thing to do is get in touch and tell me about it.

Q: How can I contact you?

Use the contact form on this website.

That is the best place for project enquiries, collaborations, brand opportunities, photography, creative ideas or anything that needs a bit more detail.

And yes, random interesting ideas are absolutely allowed.