Alysa Nemeth
Alysa Nemeth came to weddings in 2009 from film, television and commercial work — a background that shows in how the days are built as sequences rather than sets of…
Wedding Photographers · East Coast Tasmania / Freycinet, Tasmania · Services this area
Inside The Frame is Moss, a Hobart wedding and elopement photographer who covers the whole of Tasmania and will travel further when asked. He works alone by choice, publishes every price openly, and has photographed weddings from the Hobart waterfront out to Bothwell, Deloraine, Burnie and the east coast.
He calls his work straight up documentary, and describes his own style in three words: documentary, natural and un-staged. He lets the day unfold and seeks out each moment as it is lived rather than arranging it. Couple portraits are kept deliberately short, typically forty minutes and an hour at the outside, so you get back to your people and on with the party. Around a third of the images he hands over are black and white, and he will shift that ratio either way if you ask.
Couples anywhere in Tasmania who want the day recorded as it happens rather than staged, and who would rather have one photographer moving quietly through the day than a team working the room. The elopement packages suit small midweek ceremonies, and there is a dedicated package for couples living interstate that folds travel and accommodation into the price.
Free travel right around Tasmania on any standard wedding package. Most single-photographer studios price distance as a surcharge; here the whole island is the standard rate, and his published work runs from Hobart to Burnie to the east coast.
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