Adelaide Event Photographer: The Ethical Road

The connected power of LinkedIn brought Frankie The Creative to meeting up with Donna Douvartzidis, when we were reaching out to organisations for National Volunteer Week. We felt a desire to give back to the local community, and that reared its head with the launch of Donna’s The Ethical Road.

Canapes and bubbles were in hand for the wonderful event set in the Queens Room at the on-brand Sparkke at The Whitemore - where we’ll be spending more time from now on, as it’s an amazing venue - full of character. The bare columns of the Queens Room, and stripped back brick walls added a rustic element touch to the photography.

So what’s The Ethical Road all about? The Ethical Road will be taking women overseas for tea & conversation with women in each host country, in order to facilitate intercultural communication. Donna’s focus on the night was set on the upcoming 8 day cultural enrichment in Bali. They’ll also explore faith, culture, human rights, language and environmental & food sustainability.

We certainly can’t wait to see more of Donna’s vision and experiences unfold, and hey, Frances might just have to join along!

If you’re launching a brand or a business, and need Adelaide event photographers to shoot your event for socials, let us know - get in contact soon!

Lewis Whittenbury

Lewis Whittenbury is a co-founder, lead photographer and creative director at Frankie The Creative, Adelaide's event and brand photography studio. With over a decade of professional experience and a background lecturing Introduction to Filmmaking at the University of Adelaide, Lewis brings a rare depth of visual and directorial expertise to every shoot. He has covered some of South Australia's most significant events - including LIV Golf Adelaide, the FIFA Women's World Cup, AFL Gather Round, and the Santos Tour Down Under - for clients including Red Bull, Accor, Qatar Airways, and the South Australian Tourism Commission. His work has been published in Forbes, ABC News, Australian Geographic, and the Sydney Morning Herald. Based in Adelaide, SA.

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