Adelaide Event Photographer: Breast Cancer Trials

11 Aug

In Australia, it’s estimated that 3,058 women and 32 men will die in 2019. That’s 8 people everyday. Over three days of the Breast Cancer Trials, that’s 24 people. That’s nearly the equivalent of 10% of the attendees of the 41st Annual Scientific Meeting.

Frances and Lewis were dual-shooting the Breast Cancer Trials 41st Annual Scientific Meeting at Hilton Adelaide over 24-26 July. Upon arriving at Hilton Adelaide, the Breast Cancer Trials team, coupled with the delegates, warmed Frances and Lewis with their kindness and utter delightfulness. A team that we’d certainly encourage others to collaborate with simply for their personality.

For us, we hit a PB as it was the longest period we’ve shot together under Frankie The Creative as Adelaide conference photographers.

Look, despite trying to listen intently over the 3 days, a lot went over our collective heads - however, our big takeaway was that if an individual consumes more than 100ml of wine per day, they increase the risk of cancer.

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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.