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
Oscar Colman Portrait Studio works from Pyrmont, on the western edge of Sydney’s city centre, and photographs weddings alongside portraits, headshots and events. That range shows in the wedding work: the studio is as comfortable with a quiet moment in a getting-ready room as with a full ceremony, and it covers everything from a two-hour elopement to a ten-hour day. It also travels the NSW South Coast and the Southern Highlands, and takes destination weddings.
Relaxed and documentary, in the studio’s own description, with a background in fine-art portraiture behind it. The aim is timeless, cinematic storytelling rather than a long list of set-up shots: a short list of must-have moments is welcome, but the day is mostly captured as it unfolds. Every delivered image is edited in the studio’s signature style, and raw or unedited files are not supplied.
Couples who want the day documented rather than directed, and who like the idea of a photographer who also shoots editorial and portrait work. The two-hour elopement booking suits a small ceremony; the longer tiers suit a full day. Engagement and pre-wedding sessions can be included in a package or booked on their own, which is a useful way to get comfortable in front of the camera first.
Wedding coverage starts at $800 for a two-hour elopement, with longer bookings at $1,200 for four hours, $2,400 for eight and $4,500 for ten. You can expect 400 to 800 edited images, delivered through a secure online gallery six to eight weeks after the day. A signed contract and a deposit secure the date, and a second photographer can be added for larger weddings.
The studio keeps a network of professional photographers who can step in if an emergency ever prevented attendance, and would handle the editing itself so the finished gallery still looks consistent. It is a small promise, but it is the one most couples never think to ask about until it matters.
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