amelia's journal

Amelia Soegijono, a destination fine art film photographer, intertwines her heart for storytelling with an effortless editorial style, serving clients across Europe and Australia with timeless elegance. Channeling her diverse cultural experiences, she captures narratives that transcend mere beauty. With a focus on weddings, engagements, and luxury brands, Amelia’s work exudes a tender, yet luxurious vibe, resonating with poetry and depth.

In the heart of Paris, against the backdrop of iconic landmarks like the Louvre and Palais Royal; where dreams seem to dance upon the breeze, a love story unfolds, wrapped in the warmth of old-world glamour and the sweetness of newfound chapter.

Seeing this glorious stretch of heavenly lavender fields has been in my dreams for some time. So when the opportunity arrived to work with the very kind and talented Aurelie from Love and Provence, I was so over the moon. Together, we would create a wedding editorial to inspire love-struck couples to choose the unforgettable experiences […]

On a beautiful spring day, where the cherry blossoms, camellias and little daisies are in full bloom, Natasha and Derek celebrated their love story in a sweet, elopement-style getaway for their engagement session. We started out the story as Derek watched his beautiful and sweet Natasha wake up in the glorious sunny bedroom. The thoughtful […]

Anyone who knows me knows my world revolves around stories. I feel they are powerful and have the incredible ability to inspire, evoke love and burst our romantic hearts wide open. People ask me all the time where my stories come from. And here’s the secret…I don’t have a writer’s gene in me.  I wish […]

Juggling motherhood and dream chasing is never an easy task. It’s trying to find balance in our every day. One thing I’ve had to accept is that we can’t have it all – something will always have to go. And a mother’s greatest joy is to find people whom we love and trust to be […]

The concept of film photography intrigues most of our clients. The most common misconception is confusing film with a form of video. Sometimes, when I turn up at a photo shoot and they see me rolling my film, they are in awe and feel that we have brought them back in time! So I thought […]