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Your details, and what I do with them. In plain English, because you should not need a lawyer to read this.

Last updated 21 July 2026

The short version. I collect only what I need to reply to you and do the job. There is no tracking on this website, no analytics, and no advertising. I do not sell your information to anyone, and I never will. If you want your details removed, email me and I will remove them.

Who I am

I am Julie Earles, and I run Acacia Media, a photography business based in Tocumwal, NSW. You can reach me any time at hello@acaciamedia.com.au.

What I collect

If you send an enquiry through this website, I receive:

  • Your name and email address
  • Your phone number, if you choose to give it
  • What sort of photography you are after, and where the property is
  • Anything else you write in the message

If you become a client and I set you up with a portal, I also keep:

  • Your contact details, so I can reach you about a shoot
  • Your bookings, and the galleries I have delivered to you
  • Your invoices and whether they have been paid

That is the lot. I do not collect anything in the background, and there is nothing on this site quietly watching what you do.

Why I collect it

To reply to you, to photograph your property, to deliver your photos, and to invoice you. Nothing else. I will not add you to a mailing list because you enquired.

Where it is kept

I use a small number of trusted services to run the business:

  • Supabase holds the enquiries, client records, bookings and invoices.
  • Pixieset holds your actual photographs and your gallery.
  • Microsoft 365 is my email, so anything you send me lives there.
  • Resend sends the automatic emails, such as your sign-in link.
  • Cloudflare hosts and delivers this website.

Each of these is a well established provider with its own security and privacy commitments. Some of them store data outside Australia.

Cookies and tracking

There are no tracking cookies, no analytics and no advertising pixels on this website. I am not measuring you and I am not building a profile of you.

If you sign in to the client portal, your browser stores a small piece of information so that you stay signed in while you look around. That is the only thing this site keeps in your browser, and clearing your browser data removes it.

One thing worth being upfront about: the site loads its fonts from Google Fonts, which means Google sees the address your browser is connecting from. That is the only outside service involved in simply viewing a page.

Who can see your information

I can. That is really the whole list.

If you have a client portal, you can see your own records and nobody else's. The system is built so that one client cannot reach another client's galleries, bookings or invoices, and that is enforced by the database itself rather than by hiding buttons.

I do not sell your details, I do not trade them, and I do not hand them to anyone for marketing. The only time I would share anything is if the law required me to.

How long I keep it

If you enquire and we never end up working together, I keep the enquiry only while it is useful, and I am happy to delete it sooner if you ask.

If you become a client, I keep your records for as long as I need to run the business properly. Invoices and payment records have to be kept for at least five years under Australian tax rules.

Your photographs

The photographs I take remain my work, and you receive a licence to use them for the purpose we agreed, such as marketing your property. I may show a selection of my work in my portfolio and on social media. If you would rather I did not use photographs of your property that way, just tell me and I will not.

Asking to see or remove your details

Email me at hello@acaciamedia.com.au and I will tell you what I hold, correct anything wrong, or delete it. No forms, no process, just ask.

The only thing I cannot delete straight away is invoicing records, because I am required to keep those for tax purposes.

Changes to this page

If how I handle your information changes, I will update this page and change the date at the top. Anything significant, and I will tell existing clients directly.

If something is wrong

Tell me first. Email me and I will sort it out. If you are not happy with how I have handled it, you can raise it with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.