A woman with long blonde hair and light eyes, wearing a sleeveless dark top, smiling softly against a plain light background.

About Caitlin Howlett

Editorial photography for spaces worth remembering

I capture not just how a space looks, but how it feels — the flow of light, the texture of surfaces, the details that invite pause, and the unique story behind the design.

Your space isn’t just a physical environment; it has a story. I translate the magic you’ve crafted — from its design and functionality to its atmosphere — into images that communicate that story and invite others to step into your vision. My work sits somewhere between documentation and storytelling, revealing what makes each project meaningful. I focus on the quiet dialogue between design choices, refined details, and the interplay of natural light — capturing the essence of a space and the intention behind it.

My background

Before I became an interior and architectural photographer, I completed a PhD in psychology and pain science, and I continue to work in behavioural science research. My years in research have given me a deep understanding of how our perceptions shape our experiences and how environments influence the way we feel, move, and engage with the world. This dual perspective — as both researcher and photographer — informs the way I see, and photograph spaces.

For me, photography for me isn’t a hobby; it’s a professional practice that bridges my understanding of human perception with my passion for design, creating images that are intentional, considered, and deeply resonant.

Bright living room with two light-colored sofas, decorative pillows, a small side table, and a minimalist wall decoration. A woman is walking past the window, partially obscured by sheer curtains, and sunlight is illuminating the space.

Based in Adelaide, I work with architects, interior designers, builders, and luxury accommodation brands across South Australia.

INTERIOR & ARCHITECTUAL PHOTOGRAPHY


EDITORIAL STYLING


LUXURY ACCOMMODATION IMAGERY


EDITORIAL & PUBLICATION FEATURES


ON LOCATION PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Explore services

Summer drives in my Troopy

Windows down, playlists on repeat, and somewhere between “are we lost?” and “best detour ever.”

Book worm (sort of)

Always juggling a stack of half-finished books, coffee in hand, and occasionally forgetting what day it is.

Retail therapy

Not just buying things - it’s reconnaissance for future inspiration. Also doubles as cardio.

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