Adam Egan
Adam Egan has photographed weddings for close to ten years, working out of Sydney and across New South Wales — vineyard lawns at Pokolbin, a heritage station at…
Wedding Photographers · Sydney, New South Wales · By appointment
Amber Wynn-Jones is a Sydney wedding and portrait photographer with over ten years behind the camera, working across the city and well beyond it. Her published weddings range from a harbourside estate and a hotel on the water at Walsh Bay to a vineyard at Orange, a beach on the northern beaches and a cafe at Mosman. The tone she sets is warm and loud rather than hushed — her own summary of the work is connection and joy-filled chaos, held together with a lot of laughter.
She describes her style as timeless and arty storytelling, grounded in celebration and in the personalities of the couple in front of her. In practice that means a naturally bubbly presence guiding the day, with warmth and humour, so that natural and real moments unfold while room is still left for artful curation. Ten years in, she balances knowing when to lead against when to become invisible, and when to slow a scene down so emotion has space. One couple describes her as the perfect hype girl who kept the energy high and did not miss a beat when rain arrived.
Couples who want a photographer who will feel like a friend on the day rather than a stranger with a camera, and who would rather laugh their way through the portraits than be arranged. There are two distinct routes in: a full wedding running six to ten hours, and a shorter elopement or micro wedding for celebrations under fifty guests, which starts at a much lower figure. Couples who feel awkward in front of a lens are addressed directly and at length.
Wedding coverage runs six to ten consecutive hours and delivers five hundred to nine hundred edited images, with an average spend of four thousand dollars and detailed figures given on enquiry. Elopement and micro wedding coverage runs two to six hours from twelve hundred dollars. A preview gallery of highlight images lands within a week of the day, the full wedding gallery within eight weeks and an elopement gallery within six. Galleries are private and password protected, with high-resolution files for printing and web-sized files for sharing. Enquiries are answered Monday to Thursday.
Three mounted matte art prints at eleven by fourteen inches are included in the wedding coverage itself, not sold afterwards — so a couple ends up with something physical on the wall without making a second decision. She also keeps deliberately to one medium, photography, and will introduce couples to videographers she trusts rather than adding a second camera line of her own.
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