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
Sidd has been photographing and filming weddings for seventeen years, full time, and counts more than a thousand celebrations across ten countries. He works out of Sydney and is best known for Indian and multicultural weddings — Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Sri Lankan, Tamil and the celebrations where two cultures meet and families invent something of their own. His own line about wedding days is that the colour, the chaos, the laughter and the moments between the planned ones are where he lives with his camera.
He describes his style as a blend of three things: a documentary eye that follows the day as it naturally happens, a handful of relaxed posed portraits meant to feel timeless rather than stiff, and a great many candids — which he says are almost always his favourite frames of the whole day. The look he is after is vibrant and natural, on the reasoning that a wedding day already is. Every booking starts with a conversation before the day, so that couples who love a camera and couples who find one awkward each get the coverage they actually want.
Couples planning a large or multi-day cultural celebration who want a photographer that already knows the rhythm of the ceremony — when to step back, when to anticipate, and what a glance between family members means. Equally suited to couples who want photography and film from one team rather than two, and to those marrying overseas.
No pricing is published; enquiries go through the contact form and he is known for phoning couples back rather than replying by message. He recommends booking twelve to eighteen months ahead for Sydney Indian weddings, because they are often large multi-day events and the popular dates go early. He does not cap the number of images taken or delivered; everything is edited and handed over in an online gallery, typically five to six weeks after the day. He works with a team that has been with him for a decade and keeps a network of professional photographers on call, so a wedding is never left uncovered.
Photography and videography from one studio, including same-day edits cut and shown during the celebration itself. Films are built around the couple’s vision with their input from the music through to the final cut, and he has travelled for weddings to America, India, the United Kingdom, Fiji, New Zealand, Canada and Malaysia.
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