Daniel Domaschenz Productions
Daniel Domaschenz shoots weddings across Victoria from Ballarat, and does it with a camera in one hand and a cine lens in the other — couples book him for…
Wedding Photographers · Ballarat, Victoria
Carmen Bunting has photographed weddings, families and portraits across central Victoria for more than ten years, and she works from Bendigo with Ballarat and Geelong just as close to hand. Her own description of the work is a seeker of joy, moments and the beauty in human connections, and the published galleries bear that out: vineyard rows, gold-rush hotels, backyards, homesteads and bushland, photographed as the day actually ran. She also works in mental health, and says the balance between the two roles is deliberate.
She calls her style true to colour and a blend of candid and classic, and the galleries match: warm skin tones, plenty of black and white, and couples caught mid-laugh rather than posed into place. The stated focus is an experience that is easy and simple, so that couples and families feel well looked after and enjoy being in front of the camera. Timeline help is offered freely, and she says photographers welcome being asked for it.
Couples marrying anywhere between Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Daylesford, Castlemaine and the Macedon Ranges who want one photographer for the whole day rather than a studio roster. The two-hour elopement collection suits a small ceremony with a handful of guests; the eight-hour collection covers a full day from preparation to dancing. Couples who also want family or portrait sessions later can come back to the same person.
Three wedding collections run from $1,800 for two hours to $3,200 for eight, with extra time at $250 per hour and 200 to 800 edited images depending on the collection. A 25% deposit holds the date and the balance falls due two weeks beforehand. Sneak peeks arrive the day after the wedding and the full gallery lands four to six weeks later. The fine art album is a separate $1,500 purchase.
The published wedding archive is unusually spread for a regional photographer: Goldmines Hotel and Chateau Dore in Bendigo, Emu Bottom Homestead near Ballarat, the Gardens of St Erth and Babbington Park around Daylesford, Lawsons Lodge in the Macedon Ranges and The Bridge Hotel at Castlemaine all appear as named, dated weddings rather than as a list of places she is willing to drive to.
Daniel Domaschenz shoots weddings across Victoria from Ballarat, and does it with a camera in one hand and a cine lens in the other — couples book him for…
Daniel Sallai is a landscape and wedding photographer based at Clunes, north of Ballarat. He was building a wedding practice in 2016, left it to join the Army for…
David Bailey has photographed for nearly two decades and owns Obscura Cameras, the only dedicated camera store in Ballarat, where film developing, printmaking and…
Jay is a Ballarat photographer who came to weddings the long way round — a double degree in business and IT, twenty years in customer service and graphic design…
Mike Atchison is a Geelong local who has been photographing weddings since 2018 and went full-time in 2025 — 120 weddings and counting, and named the top wedding…
One Point Photography is Scott Kittelty, a Ballarat wedding photographer who shoots weddings across Victoria and will travel further when asked.