About

Dianna is a Melbourne-based photographer who specialises in architecture, interior design, and landscape photography. With over 25 years of experience, she’s a proud graduate of RMIT’s Bachelor of Arts (Photography) (Honours) program.

Fuelled by her love for both built and natural environments, she travels far and wide, hunting down meaningful and impactful designs. Her stunning work regularly graces top print and digital publications, both in Australia and beyond.

 In November 2021, Dianna launched her first book, Architecture at the Heart of the Home, a collaboration with writer Jan Henderson. This unique collaboration dives into how architecture shapes our understanding of home. Published by Thames & Hudson, it showcases 22 stylish homes across Australia’s six states, featuring designs from some of the country’s finest established and emerging architects.

In 2022 Dianna was voted one of the ‘100 Most Inspiring Architectural Photographers’ by LOOP Design Awards.

Dianna is passionate about the business of photography and volunteers her time to support the industry and emerging photographers. She serves on RMIT’s Industry Advisory Committee (IAC) for Vocational Education Photography Programs and was invited to judge the 2023 & 2024 Australasia's Top Emerging Photographers competition for Capture Magazine, as well as the 2024 Head On Photo Awards.

Dianna is a Founding Committee Member of Image Makers Association Australia and served as President from its inception in May 2022 - August 2024, growing the membership from 50 to over 170 members. Supported by the inaugural governance committee, Dianna led the establishment of the Association defining processes and frameworks for it's effective operation. She has been a pivotal figure forging affiliations and Industry relationships and her leadership laid a strong foundation for the organisation's success. She continues to volunteer her time to support the next chapter and new Governance committee.

Dianna is also a founding Director of Nina Imani Ltd, a charity that supports vulnerable communities in Tanzania. She donated all the profits from her ‘Lines & Tangles’ limited edition, aerial fine art prints of the Tarangire National Park to support vulnerable communities in Tanzania.

Info

Bunurong Country
P O Box 1211
Caulfield North VIC 3161

dianna@diannasnape.com.au
+61 413874269