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Keegan Carroll Photography Keegan Carroll Photography. Capturing once in a life time moments.If You have any Photography needs please contact me. Thanks for looking :)

Keegan Carroll Photography is a Canberra based photography business focussing on All forms of photography. "A moment happens once in life and i want to capture it".

Canberra Times weekly Wrap 🌯 From politics and policing to peafowls, sport, music and some powerful local stories, here’...
28/08/2026

Canberra Times weekly Wrap 🌯

From politics and policing to peafowls, sport, music and some powerful local stories, here’s a look back at another busy week on the road with The Canberra Times. 📸

This week I covered the ACT Government and University of Canberra renewing their Civic partnership agreement, low water levels at Lake Tuggeranong, Michael McCormack meeting with veterans and a press conference with the ACT Chief of Police.

There were also some Narrabundah peafowls, a look at build-to-rent apartments and a story from the Give Day team at Canberra Hospital.

In sport, the Matildas announced they’ll be playing Colombia at GIO Stadium in November, while the Tuggeranong Vikings are chasing history with teams in every grade competing in the finals this weekend. If they all win, it’ll be something pretty special.

I also photographed Marist boys for a story about school photos and AI, met a talented local R&B singer and finished the week with a powerful story from a cyclist still affected by being hit by a car while riding his bike.

Another week, another mix of stories that show just how much is happening around Canberra. 🚲🏉📸

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 🌯 Another week, another mix of stories across Canberra for the Canberra Times This week took ...
22/08/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 🌯

Another week, another mix of stories across Canberra for the Canberra Times

This week took me from a formal wear sale at Kingsford Smith School raising money for charity, to a retired public servant fighting to get her home care funding back after an algorithm replaced human decision-making.

I photographed a new Chill Hockey One recruit ahead of the upcoming season, spoke with a mother whose child was attacked in Monash, and met a woman taking action against her strata manager after getting help from Access Canberra. There was also a first home buyer, the new Chancellor of ANU, and a conversation about the rise in racial vilification in the ACT.

Other jobs included Parkinson’s ACT celebrating 40 years, a local nursing home opening a coffee cart for residents and the wider community, and the winner of the 2026 National Photographic Portrait Prize.

I finished the week with some junior netball and a hockey charity event raising money for breast cancer.

Never really know what I’ll be photographing next — and that’s what makes this job so good.

Canberra Times weekly Wrap 🌯 This week took me from the opening of Little Sutton Bakehouse’s new Deakin bakery, to Lolo ...
14/08/2026

Canberra Times weekly Wrap 🌯

This week took me from the opening of Little Sutton Bakehouse’s new Deakin bakery, to Lolo and Lola looking at how the restaurant is bucking the trend despite the high turnover of Canberra cafes.

Also covered a hay fever sufferer, teachers from Sacred Heart Primary School testing a new formative assessment resource, the CIT Board Chair, the ACT Rugby John I Dent Cup finals captains call, a local MP discussing the future of the Callan offices, the opening of the new Thrift Hub in Fyshwick, and a food and wine review at Tulsa in Barton.

Plus plenty more news, portraits, food, sport and everything in between.

Another week, another stack of stories 📷

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 🌯 Another week, another collection of stories from across Canberra.The week began at the Canb...
04/07/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 🌯

Another week, another collection of stories from across Canberra.

The week began at the Canberra Raiders as the club announced the continuation of a major sponsorship, before heading to the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology for a fascinating look at research training people to identify AI-generated faces in an increasingly digital world.

From there it was on to the National Museum of Australia for the media launch of the spectacular new Antarctica exhibition, followed by a portrait of a medical radiation sciences student highlighting the thousands of dollars students are paying out of pocket to complete mandatory practical placements.

Politics was front and centre with the ACT Greens announcing their new leader at the Legislative Assembly, before Canberra’s political figures swapped Parliament for black tie at the annual Midwinter Ball, where I photographed the arrivals.

The week also included spending time with one of Canberra’s most loved posties as he celebrated his retirement surrounded by family, friends and the community at a Kingston pub.

To round out the week, I stepped into Canberra’s food scene with an elegant high tea at the Tea Lounge at the Hyatt Hotel for our Restaurants Through the Decades series, before finishing with a delicious food review shoot at Italian and Sons.

Every assignment tells a different story, and it’s always a privilege to help bring those stories to life through photography.

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸Another week in the books at Canberra Times, and it was one of those weeks that covered just...
20/06/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸

Another week in the books at Canberra Times, and it was one of those weeks that covered just about everything.

From stepping inside a mental health hospital and meeting the founder of Carbon Adaptive, who is changing lives through carbon-fibre assistive technology for athletes with disabilities, to checking out Canberra’s newest rooftop venue and documenting the heartbreaking story of a mother grieving the loss of her 18-year-old son after a drug-related overdose.

The week also took me to the National Press Club for Senator Pauline Hanson’s address, where a protest banner unfolded behind her mid-speech, before heading to the Kingston Hotel to hear what locals thought in a vox pop. I photographed ACT Greens MLA Rebecca Vassarotti following her re-election, caught up with an old college colleagues about life in Canberra’s fastest-growing suburb, and spent an afternoon photographing food and wine at my favourite restaurant, Bar Beirut | Canberra Restaurant & Bar .

To finish the week, it was back to grassroots sport — covering an AFL boundary umpire in action, Under-12s basketball, and local women’s first-grade AFL at Manuka Oval.

One of the things I love most about this job is never knowing what the next assignment will bring. Every story, every person and every moment is different, and that’s what keeps it interesting.



📸 Another week of telling Canberra’s stories.

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸Another busy week behind the lens for The Canberra Times, covering a mix of community storie...
06/06/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸

Another busy week behind the lens for The Canberra Times, covering a mix of community stories, breaking news and sport across the region.

The week began at the Handmade Markets and the Salvation Army’s annual Blanket Drive before heading to the launch of Floriade 2026. I also photographed a Canberra mother raising concerns about the safety of parents’ rooms in shopping centres, and a Queanbeyan resident who discovered a suspected peeping drone perched on a windowsill outside her home.

There were some powerful personal stories this week, including a father who lost his son to a drug driver four years ago and says he has lost faith in the Canberra justice system, and a profile on a local woman awarded an OAM for her services to sport.

On the business front, I met entrepreneur Jason Roses, whose new Zing Fresh oral care products are now being stocked nationally and are preparing to launch in New Zealand and Dubai.

Sport rounded out the week, with a chilly night covering the Raiders’ clash against the Roosters before finishing on the sidelines of the Under-14 and Under-16 League Tag Carnival, capturing the next generation of talent in action.

Looking forward to seeing what next week brings.

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Back on the sidelines covering the Canberra Raiders last night, and Canberra certainly turned on the winter weather. It ...
06/06/2026

Back on the sidelines covering the Canberra Raiders last night, and Canberra certainly turned on the winter weather. It was a freezing night at the footy, with numb fingers and a camera that felt heavier with every minute.

Unfortunately for the Green Machine, the Sydney Roosters were simply too good, playing an expansive and creative brand of football that kept the Raiders on the back foot for much of the game.

It had been a while since I’d photographed a Raiders match, so there was definitely a bit of rust to shake off, but it’s always great to be back capturing the action, emotion and atmosphere of rugby league under the lights.

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Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸This week started at ANU with Uni House prepares to finally reopen after five years of renov...
29/05/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸

This week started at ANU with Uni House prepares to finally reopen after five years of renovations, before heading to Via Dolce for a sweet assignment on Canberra’s late-night dessert scene.

From there it was into Senate Estimates and Question Time at the ACT Legislative Assembly, visits to Big Steps Little Feet as more schools come on board, and pastries at L’orange Patisserie that definitely didn’t make it back to the office untouched.

One of the more emotional stories this week followed a Canberra team supporting underprivileged children in Timor-Leste, after the country’s highest honour awarded to them was stolen — with the group now fighting to recover the medal or even secure a replica.

Also photographed a volunteer marking 30 years supporting people in palliative care and living with MND, a press conference with Deputy Chief Minister Yvette Berry on education and early childhood, and member of the Police Ambulance and Clinician Early Response (PACER) team for our upcoming unsung heroes feature.

Finished the week with plenty of coffees, card uploads and kilometres on the clock

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸 Another busy week out on the road for The Canberra Times This week’s jobs took me from Thar...
23/05/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸

Another busy week out on the road for The Canberra Times

This week’s jobs took me from Tharwa to the sporting fields, covering the loss of the Tharwa General Store’s Australia Post LPO, a 10-year-old student speaking out with a petition to stop a proposed building near her school, and a local resident sharing concerns about Canberra’s rising crime rate.

Also photographed the owner of Canberra startup Psithur, who has developed a platform to better understand the tender marketplace, and Canberra-based startup Tapeamate, which is hoping to raise capital for an app designed to help people taper off medication.

Finished the week on the sidelines with some junior hockey and first grade men’s AFL — Eastlake taking on Batemans Bay.

Behind the scenes, there was plenty more too — multiple kindergarten classes for Big Steps Little Feet, three video projects for David Pope’s Century Collection image sale, and two vox pop days chatting with Gungahlin and Tuggeranong locals about crime in their communities.

A mix of news, sport, business and community stories this week — exactly how I like it.

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸This week started with a pre-budget government announcement on upgrading the rail line betwe...
15/05/2026

Canberra Times Weekly Wrap 📸

This week started with a pre-budget government announcement on upgrading the rail line between Canberra and Sydney before heading into the federal budget lockup for a long day buried in papers, policy and coffee.

Spent time with a Canberra car theft victim now fighting eight traffic tickets, 25 demerit points and a suspended licence after alleged thieves racked up offences in his stolen car. Covered another theft story involving a young chef whose car, expensive knife set, passports and partner’s car keys were stolen before police chased the vehicle across Canberra and deployed tyre deflators. The alleged offenders fled on foot and still haven’t been caught.

Photographed architects who restored a classic ex-guvvie home without stripping away the character that made it special, and covered the RSPCA receiving $30 million in the federal budget.

Also photographed the autumn colours inside the usually private courtyards at Australian Parliament House as the public is invited behind the scenes for a rare look through the grounds

Food assignment this week was a visit to Otis Dining Hall, while another story took me to the Old Canberra Inn where a musician blasted an amp beside a decibel meter to highlight Canberra’s low noise limits — complete with traffic noise recordings from the road outside.

Rounded the week out with an inspiring interview with an Invictus Australia member sharing what the Invictus Games meant to him and why ongoing funding matters so much.

One of those weeks where every assignment was completely different from the last — exactly why I love this job.

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