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
Avoda Studios is Indiana Dinh, who works as Indy and photographs weddings from Sydney. Avoda is Hebrew for work, worship and craftsmanship, and he uses those three words to describe how he approaches the job. He photographs every wedding himself — when a couple books Avoda Studios, they are booking him, not an associate — and he shoots both digital and 35mm film on every collection.
His stated method is relationship first: he invests time before the day so that by the wedding he is not a stranger with a camera, on the reasoning that honest, emotional photography is only possible once people are at ease. Every collection includes two or three rolls of 35mm film alongside the digital coverage, which he says adds depth and texture to the finished gallery. He also declines to sell by the hour, saying his collections are not built around a set number of hours because he wants to photograph the whole day.
Couples marrying in and around Sydney who want one photographer across the entire day and a gallery that includes real film, and destination couples planning something larger. His published work spans an intimate three-guest elopement at a Tuscan-styled estate in Sydney’s Hills District, a Hunter Valley station wedding with a church ceremony, and a national-park venue on the South Coast.
Three collections: The Classic at $5,500 with Indy as sole photographer, The Signature at $7,000 adding a second photographer through the day, and The Escape for destination and multi-day weddings, starting at $10,000 by tailored quote. Both fixed prices are GST inclusive. Every collection carries a pre-wedding consultation, a personal online gallery of more than seven hundred edited images, and 35mm film scans. Travel within three hours of Sydney is included.
Film on every wedding, not as a paid extra. The Classic and Signature collections each include two rolls of 35mm with forty to sixty scans, and The Escape carries three rolls with sixty to eighty. Alongside that, a sneak peek gallery of ten to twenty images lands within two to three business days, with the full gallery at seven weeks and the developed film delivered with it.
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