Emily Westhoff Photography
Emily Westhoff photographs weddings from a base in the Barossa Valley, and has been building what she calls a collection of love stories since 2019.
Wedding Photographers · Barossa Valley, South Australia
Mark Dohring has photographed Adelaide weddings since 2008 and spent a decade in film and television before that, and both show. His galleries run long and quiet — the tying of a dress, a father’s hug, a saxophone player in a marquee at midnight — and he shoots a good deal of it on film, including a plastic-bodied Holga he keeps for late evening when the tempo is high. Weddings across the Adelaide Hills, the Barossa and the coast make up the bulk of the published work.
He works across documentary and editorial, favouring film for its texture, and describes himself as a firm believer that less interference usually leads to more meaning. Nothing is overly staged. The portraits are natural and the coverage is candid, and by staying present and unobtrusive he catches the rhythm of a day rather than interrupting it to build pictures.
Couples who, in his own words, value presence over perfection — happy to let things unfold and to trust the process. The published weddings run from a Barossa winery and a Hills homestead to a beach celebration and a heritage sandstone house, so the range is wide. He also offers wedding films himself, which spares a couple coordinating two suppliers, and photographs families, maternity and newborns alongside the wedding work.
Wedding photography is quoted on enquiry — no coverage price, package or hour count is published. What is published in full is the album range: four lines from $1,450 to $2,950 depending on size and image count, with add-ons priced separately. Wedding films are a separate service starting at $4,250. Enquiries go by phone or email.
The album price list is the most detailed in this directory — four ranges, each with sizes, image counts, page counts, paper stock and cover materials, all costed before a couple has to ask. For a photographer who says plainly that images belong on paper rather than hidden on a USB, publishing the printing costs up front is the consistent thing to do.
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Emily Westhoff photographs weddings from a base in the Barossa Valley, and has been building what she calls a collection of love stories since 2019.