Lucinda Goodwin is a household name in the Australian music industry and a family favourite in the Geelong music scene.

From a spark ignited at Falls Festival in 2010, to being a photo pit resident at our biggest venues and festivals, Lucinda has spent a decade developing both her craft and illustrious career. Following the completion of a Cert 4 / Diploma in Photoimaging in 2011/2012 (NMIT/Melbourne Polytechnic), Goodwin specialised in live music photography and portrait work, capturing the euphoria of the stage, uncovering the opaque nature of backstage, and magnifying musician identity.  

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Her photo albums are the ultimate name-drop, littered with famous faces having photographed music royalty Sir Elton John, Ed Sheeran, Foo Fighters, Fleetwood Mac, Lauryn Hill, Liam Gallagher, Molly Meldrum, and punk’s godfather Iggy Pop. She has also snapped Gang of Youths, Good Charlotte, The Kooks, Yungblud, Katy Perry, Seal, Flume, Charlie XCX, Foster The People, Sia, and most recently The Offspring, Sum 41, Paul Kelly, Glass Animals, Northlane, Vera Blue, Human Nature, Boy and Bear. Her Doc Martens regularly tread through the dusty pits of Bluesfest, Queenscliff Music Festival, Splendour in the Grass, Golden Plains, Meredith Music Festival, and Lost Lands, swapping to something more sophisticated on the red carpet of the ARIA Awards. 

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With a crisp and warm signature style that runs parallel to her effervescent personality, Lucinda’s works have been at the forefront of presenting the Australian music narrative through national and international publication features in The Music, Moshcam, Forté Magazine, Beat Magazine, Music Insight, and Casual Band Blogger amongst a long list of others. It’s no wonder given her ability to capture the pure emotion, energy and sweat of a live show in its entirety, but to also elevate the moment through her attention to detail as recognised during the Moshcam Photo Awards in 2018 and with works included in the "Number one | Gudinski" Ballarat Foto Biennale Core Program (2022).

Topping the Beat Magazine list of Five Females to Know in the Australian Music Industry in 2020, the magic-capturer has continued to make long strides on a national scale and within her local community, working with emerging artists to build their image across press and portrait work. During the Covid shutdown of 2020, Goodwin further sought to support her scene through establishing Music From The Burbs, which saw her explore a new medium of video, capturing performances from local musicians in their home setting.

Goodwin has recently made the foray into collage and mixed media, allowing her to continue her promotion of her local scene, with exhibition, Retrospect 001, in the works for 2023.