Clarity Photography
Krystal Dempsey has photographed weddings full-time since 2008, having started Clarity Photography in 2006, and now shoots around fifty weddings a year.
Wedding Photographers · Blue Mountains, New South Wales · By appointment
Andy Mac Photography is Andy and Ange, a husband-and-wife photo and film duo working out of the lower Blue Mountains, about an hour from the Sydney CBD. They have been photographing weddings across Australia for around ten years and married each other in 2019. The work is warm and unhurried, and it leans hard on the landscape - if your venue has a view, they will build frames around it.
They describe it as natural and candid, shot documentary-style, kept relaxed and fun with the posing kept to a minimum so the day can unfold on its own. Direction is there if you want it, and they say plainly that camera-shy partners are the norm rather than the exception. The distinguishing thread is a serious landscape practice running alongside the wedding work, which shows up as sweeping venue-scapes and, on clear nights, portraits shot under the Milky Way.
Couples marrying anywhere within about an hour or two of the Blue Mountains who want photography and film from the same team rather than two suppliers who have never met. They are a strong fit for outdoor and rural venues where the setting is half the reason you booked it, and for anyone who wants a second photographer covering both partners getting ready at once.
Photography starts at $3,950 and wedding films at the same figure; the two together start at $7,250, and portrait sessions start at $300. Full-day coverage with one or two photographers is the standard shape, and the deluxe package is where the second photographer sits. Expect roughly 800 to 1,000 edited images from a full day, delivered in an online gallery and on USB, with all the high-resolution files yours to download and print. Travel is included within 100km of the Blue Mountains and quoted beyond that. They carry $20 million public liability cover and shoot to dual cards with everything backed up to two drives.
The landscape eye is the reason to book them rather than a wedding-only shooter. Their portfolio of Milford Sound, Mount Cook and the Blue Mountains escarpment is a separate body of work, and it feeds directly into what they do with a couple standing in front of a valley at last light.
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