HELLO AND WELCOME!
Hey! You've rocked up here, at this Tasmanian wedding photographer's website: groovy! Take a wander around and get a feel for what I'm about . . . reckon I'll dive right in . . .
I'm all about real; life as it happens, true moments. Beauty that's authentic. Everything shared between you and your people. The spark in immediate experience, here and now and not to be repeated. Grabbing a fragment of time and shaping it into a damn expressive and gorgeous pictures.


Truth is . . . I do things different.
I'm going to let your day unfold. I'll seek out every moment as you live it. Everything that happens, however it happens. No performance needed. Just the beauty of your life.
When it comes down to it, I just don’t worry about what’s in fashion, on trend; I’m not taking pictures to follow the latest craze. Every image I make will be from your day, as it is, like no other, never cut and paste. I’ll make gorgeous, unique pictures of this time in your life, of all the moments that flash by.
So they'll be true when you look at them, again and again, years down the track.
WHAT MY COUPLES SAY
AS YOU ARE
 
I'm going to take you at face value. The only thing I'll ever ask of you is for you to simply be yourself. That's it.
Wherever you're from. However you make this thing work for you. Whoever is there with you. You and your other half and your commitment to each other. Simple. You'll have my care every step of the way and my absolute respect. You as you are.
 


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THIS FELLA TAKES THE PICTURES

Hi! The name's Moss—yes, yep it really is—and this mugshot right here belongs to me . . . .
Being a father is the largest part of what makes me what I am, as a man and a photographer. It's humbling and awesome and it throws a whole new perspective at you. The responsibility of nurturing little humans is immense and full on, but so beautiful and a giant privilege. It's the power of being in life for my girls.
It’s that spirit I bring to my photography: it’s not about me. It’s not about making my mark. It’s about using my vision to mark the present moment so it can live again.
Image: Lisa Kuilenberg
