Our ethos when photographing your wedding or elopement is simple: we believe that love & community matters, and that representing them honestly is true luxury.
We also believe that a gentle sense of humour is as valuable as a sense for gentle. And this is the reason why when you look closely at our photographs, you’ll notice an equal emphasis on sublime, quiet moments & carefully caught romance, as on the gloriously absurd tapestry that is being human.
And those moments are observed, not interfered with.
The result for you is what we'd want for ourselves if hiring someone to make a record of an important moment with people we love: a treasure trove of diverse images that get more interesting every time you go through them - ones that stand up equally as memories that matter to you personally, and works of art to those who shouldn't care less.
You're not paying us to use a camera, you're paying us to pay attention, so if you'd like ours turned to you and yours then make an enquiry.
enquire@briarsatlas.com
+ 61 419 348 845
Melbourne, Australia
✈ Everywhere, (this) planet
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"M8. You're very good at this."
- Ella & Mack / Featured on Vogue Australia
"Our jaw dropped many times, at how beautifully the photos are composed, at how you have captured the light and ambiance.
I grew up binging movies by Hitchcock, Otto Preminger etc. and this velvety and eery aesthetic feels like home.
You have rendered it so well with portraits, contrasts and shadows, and by catching transitory moments of 'in-between', with a gentle nod to the complexity of emotions felt."
- Louise & David
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- Jonas Peterson
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