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The face behind Ran Li Photography.

Ran is a photographer, based in Melbourne, Australia. 

Ran has 5 years experience photographing a broad range of subjects including weddings, portraits, commercial photography, and landscapes. He particularly loves photographing weddings as there is nothing more beautiful than capturing love and happiness in a stunning location. Ran can be booked to photograph your special day. 

Ran only uses the highest quality equipment like both the Nikon D800 and the Nikon D4 cameras, and is an expert with lighting, directing and capturing your beautiful moment. 

If you would like more information, book Ran to photograph your event, or you would like to get in touch, please use the form below. 

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This was one of the last images I captured of the July lunar eclipse. The moon was setting over the city, as the morning sun cast a light magenta hue across the sky. Not a bad way to experience a sunrise on a cold winter's morning.
A shot of the eclipse as it transitions through totality, centred on a field of dim distant stars. It's funny to see how bright the moon is compared to other stellar objects even when it is completely eclipsed.
Waking up early, rushing to a parking lot to catch the longest total lunar eclipse in the 21st century, happening at the same time as a fully lit Mars (top left of image) - a once in once every 25,000 years occurance. Quite mesmerising watching the m
Crossing the finish line, without breaking a sweat. @bulger32, good luck with your upcoming races, and we need to shoot again soon!
@bulger32 powering along. I learnt so much about the intricacies of running just by your explanations of the different body positions, and comparing them with what we saw on the back of the camera! I should really get you to teach me how to run prope
Another night action shot miniserie, this time with the athletic @bulger32. Pleasure to be shooting with you, such an amazing runner on a fresh track. My only complaint is that you made it so difficult for me to time my shots, since you are so fast!
I was reminded a few times that wet rocks are slippery, so it's a good thing that I didn't end up in the drink. Even though it is the dry season currently, it was still very soothing to watch and hear the stream cascade over the terrain and through t
Decided to try something different - shooting a landscape shot with a 100mm telephoto lens. Getting the tripod steady on the rocks as the waves crashed was a challenge with this set up, but it seems to have worked out well. I think on par, it was sti
The hour long hike was well worth it to arrive here. Quiet, peaceful, with the water plunging into the shallow pool below. I could have stayed there for the whole day, but eventually my stomach wanted to be fed. 😅