Portrait & Editorial Photography

I am a seasoned photojournalist with a remarkable portfolio featured in prestigious publications such as Vogue Australia, Selector Magazine, The Australian, Good Food, Domain Magazine, Allhomes, The Canberra Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian Financial Review, and The Age.

My exceptional work has earned me recognition as a finalist for the esteemed National Photographic Portrait Prize. With a decade of experience, I have skillfully captured politicians, public servants, professional sports stars, prominent Australians, protestors, and some of the most significant moments in Australia's history.

Services Offered

Jamila specialises in using the power of imagery to tell compelling stories without the need for words. My services include:

Location Scouting

We'll find the perfect backdrop for your story, ensuring every shot has the right atmosphere.

Creative Direction

Let us guide your project with creative vision and innovative ideas to make your story come alive.

Food and Product Styling

We'll expertly style food and products to make them look their best in photos.

Post-Production

Our meticulous post-production techniques guarantee that your images are polished to perfection.

Photography From capturing prominent personalities to pivotal moments in history, our photography services are second to none.

Get in touch

For all your portrait and editorial photography needs, Jamila is your go-to choice. Feel free to get in touch with for inquiries, bookings, and collaborations.

Actress Bridie Carter stands in front of a piece of colourful art with her blonde hair tied back, and wears a beautiful long sleeve silk dress.

Fashion designer Gail Sorronda stands in her boutique shop in Brisbane, wearing a white puffy drress and black vest, with black stockings.

Woman cleans a large aquarium fish tank. She wears a scuba suit and is swimming inside the fish tank.

A woman and her husband lay still on the road with their baby who wears a red outfit as they protest in peak hour protest in the Ride-in to Die-in.

Ghanaian man with long dread locks rests his hand against his face, he wears a white long sleeve silk shirt, and the background is lit a light purple.

Swimmers underwater in the AIS, a woman in centre is floating underwater wearing a black swimsuit and a white swim cap. There are three other swimmers circling around her in the pool.

Jewellery maker sits in her shop with her tools in front of her, photo by Brisbane lifestyle photographer Jamila Toderas.

Woman in her 60s wears a blue dress with white short hair, she stands and rests her elbow on her nephew who wears a checkered shirt and a black under shirt, they both look solemn while looking directly at the camera.

An Indigenous Australian woman in her 60s looks at the camera with a hand on her face and a half smile. She is wearing a bright orange, pink and black dress shirt and behind her is a pastel coloured Indigenous Australian art work.

Two women on snowboards having a laugh at a snow resort, standing bellow empty chair lifts.

An elderly man with a bright blue shirt sits in front of the famous painting Blue Poles by Jackson Pollock at the National Gallery of Australia. The painting behind is a mixture of colours and black lines representing poles.

A woman in her 60s wears red and a floral scarf stands in front of the Australian War Memorial.

Two women stand with their designer wedding gowns, in their bridal store Mrs Fray, photograph by Brisbane lifestyle photographer Jamila Toderas.

Four actresses stand in front of a large colourful piece of Art at the National Gallery of Australia.

A man with a mullet and covered in tattoos stands in a boxing ring while grinning. He has big red boxing gloves which are front and centre.

Anthony Albanese Prime Minister of Australia a man in his 60s wears a blue suits with a maroon tie and white shirt while looking out at the distance. Behind him is a circular green open wall with white around it.

Woman sits on a nursing chair in a black singlet, while holding her 4 year old son on her lap while he laughs.

Two women wearing black dance inside a shell of the Mount Stromlo Observatory, they dance with a white sheet of fabric.

Two elderly woman sit together laughing while sitting on a bench and behind them is a retro white caravan with a pale yellow line on its side.

An Asian man stands inside one of his mushroom farms. He is holding a log covered in mushrooms and is smiling.

Ghanaian man with long dread locks wears a white long sleeve silk shirt and is standing outside. The photo is a landscape and all you can see behind him is green branches from trees and grey white sky.

A man sits inside Tilley's cafe at Lyneham while laughing with his mouth wide open and a his hand open with a coffee next to him.

Two older men sit on crates while both wearing cowboy hats. The man on the right is holding stirrups to the white horse which is looking at the camera.

A woman who is head of Australian Cyber Security stands in a black blazer and white shirt stands in front of a blue background with lines and circles behind her.

Two men work in the Yarralumla Brickworks. The man in focus is Thor who is bald and is carving wood, while the other man behind is melding steal and has orange sparks flying in front of him from the steal.