Andy Mac Photography
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.
Wedding Photographers · Blue Mountains, New South Wales
Richard shoots weddings across Sydney and the Northern Beaches, with a background in fashion, travel and lifestyle photography behind him. He is a recommended supplier at more than thirteen Sydney venues, and unless you book a studio package he is the photographer on the day himself.
Editorial and candid, mostly natural light - he only reaches for flash once the light has genuinely gone. He will guide you toward the best light and composition, but he is explicit that he will not keep you away from your own party for hours.
Couples who want the day to look elevated without being staged, anywhere from a two-hour elopement to twelve hours with a second shooter. He services Sydney, the Southern Highlands, the Hunter Valley, the Blue Mountains and the South Coast.
The gallery turnaround is the fastest of any photographer listed here - every package promises the full gallery within two weeks, and the top package delivers every image inside one. He also publishes his backup routine and offers his public liability certificate straight off the page for venues that ask.
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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.
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