Award Winning Photography Studio in Sydney

Award Winning Photography Studio in Sydney

Professional wedding photography is one of the most sought-after services in Sydney. After all, the entire family wants to have a lasting collection in the form of photographs. When it comes to choosing the right person for this important job, you need to take a lot of things under consideration.

The Wedding Photographer's Style

Lensmen uses a variety of styles in the way they take photos that reflect your mood during that all-important day. Two of the most popular styles used in wedding photography are 'photojournalistic' and 'portrait'. Have a look at the photographer's portfolio and make your decision based on your taste.

The portrait style photography is more about clicking posed photos, that is, shots that are pre-decided between the photographer and the photographed. An increasing number of wedding photographers in Sydney use this style, as couples tend to opt more for such pictures.

If you want casual shots for your wedding album, opt for the services of a photographer with the photojournalistic approach. Such a person usually takes shots that are not planned, and because of this they are mostly casual. These cameramen usually come from the field of journalism photography, where they are attuned to clicking spontaneous shots.

And of course, you will always have the amateur photographer lurking round the corner. In all probability, this person will be your friend or relative, waiting to start clicking at every possible opportunity. If you opt for his services, don't expect too much of a professional touch in your wedding photographs.

Silver with distinction award in Wedding category. NSW AIPP Professional Photographer of the Year Awards 2010

Silver award in Wedding category. NSW AIPP Professional Photographer of the Year Awards 2010

ABIA finalist in Wedding Photography category. Top 5 wedding photography studios in NSW

Our studio is among top 5 wedding photography studios in NSW according to Australian Bridal Industry Academy. In 2010 with impressive 99.43% we came 4th in NSW out of 108 Wedding Photography Studios.

To determine the nominees and finalists, the brides were asked to give scores out of 100 for the quality of product, quality of service, value for money and attitude of the staff of those suppliers who serviced the needs of the bride before, during and after her wedding day.

Camera & Film Most wedding photographers use two basic types of cameras - 35mm and medium format. Though there's not much of a difference between the two, photos shot using the former give a slightly grainier appearance on enlargement. Nevertheless, laypersons will not be able to identify this graininess unless the photographs are enlarged too much.

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