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
Nadine Saacks photographs weddings from Rose Bay, in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, and her published work runs from the Opera House forecourt and a harbourside ceremony under the bridge to a garden wedding in the rain and a disco-themed party lit by mirror balls. Twenty-one weddings are published as complete galleries, each named for the couple and set at a named place, alongside a busy portrait, family and celebration practice. She works with a small team rather than alone.
Her own words for it are honest, warm and relaxed, and on the wedding side she talks about making the day timeless — a visual narrative of the small details, the raw emotions and the joy shared between a couple and the people around them. The galleries bear that out: a great deal of reportage in black and white, guests caught mid-laugh, and portraits that look composed rather than posed. She describes going into every session wanting to bring out the personalities in front of her.
Couples marrying in Sydney who want a photographer living in the eastern suburbs rather than travelling across the city, and who like reportage as much as portraiture. The published range is unusually wide — black-tie at a reception venue, a harbour ceremony, a rainy garden, a costume party — so a couple planning something that is not a template will find their day in it. She also photographs bar and bat mitzvahs, engagements, maternity, babies and family, which suits couples who expect to come back.
She works from a Rose Bay address and can be reached by phone or email, with an enquiry form as the alternative. No prices, packages, coverage hours or delivery times are published anywhere on the site, so those are worth asking about directly at first contact. Wedding albums are a distinct product and six are published in full; her studio has won awards at WPPI and the Australian Professional Photography Awards for prints and albums.
The albums are the thing she has been recognised for, and they are shown as finished objects rather than promised — six wedding albums are published spread by spread, next to award-winning print work and two personal photographic essays. For a couple who cares what the finished book looks like, that is a rare thing to be able to see before booking.
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