I'm not going to try to sell you something you don't need. Weddings are expensive enough. Most of my couples end up getting framed prints, photobooks and all manner of things. But if you don't want it why pay for it? Everyone wants something individual.
 
I have one flat rate $220 per hour (inc GST). You get all of the photos at full resolution as well as an online slideshow to share with all of your family and friends. I can organise everything else as an add on, or you can arrange it yourself - after all you have the hard copy!!

 

 
  

Individualised photography - Customized To Your Choice

Unlimited Photos taken on the day - All shots burned to disc at full resolution

All Costs Disclosed Up Front - No Hidden Extras

Quick Turnaround - Disk and Initial Photos ready within 14 Days

Pre-wedding shoots available.

A combination of color, black and white, cross-processing and sepia.

Great range of album options from coffee table books to leather bound or matted albums.

Corporate photography also.

 

 
 
 
 Slideshows: 

 

All slideshows can be viewed online / posted on facebook. I also provide CD copies.

Complimentary for all weddings

The easiest way to share your special day with all of your friends - most are viewed around 100 times each.

Click on the pics below to see the type of slideshows that I produce.

 

Nick & Ali        Glen & Maria 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

About prints, enlargements and coffee table books:

 

 

I can organise prints and enlargements for any size. This is an extra cost.
Photo albums can also be organised at an extra cost. I use several production labs for this to see some samples check out this link
www.photobookcreations.com.au/

 

 

FAQ's:  

 

Q : Why do photographers charge so much?

A : If you consider that a 8 hour wedding actually translates to about 30 hours of work and then subtract expenses from that then the amount that photographers charge starts to look more realistic.

 

Q : Can I create my own package?

A : Absolutely, you can pick and choose whatever you want.

 

Q : Is it really worth paying for a professional photographer? My uncle just bought an expensive camera?

A : Yes it is worth it. 95% of every photo is because of the person taking the shot not the camera. For every shoot I would use 3 other people who are experts in design, development and technical aspects of photography as well as photoshopping. You're not just paying for a photographer on the day; your photos get worked on by several people before they are presented to you. Anyway your guests should be enjoying themselves on the day and not working. You don't get a second chance at your wedding day so you need to get it right the first time.

 

Q: So what do I do now?

A: Phone me up or send me an email. I can send you a disc of my work or arrange to meet with you and talk about your day - no obligation.