Alive And Clicking Photography

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Reviews (3)

• Stuart M

  Oneflare review

  03 Jun 2016

  Tam from Alive and Clicking did a sensational job on our wedding day. She's very energetic and dedicated to getting the best shots she can. Tam took some amazing photos on the day, particularly of my wife. Even made me look alright in some photos too. Would highly recommend Alive and Clicking Photography to make your special day even more memorable.
• Mhairi M

  Oneflare review

  01 Jun 2016

  Lovely friendly photographer with a nice comfortable studio. Our photo shoot was with a newborn and then with the two older kids. I am so pleased with the baby pictures and she had such a nice approach with the kids that they all smiled beautifully for her. I was really amazed at the high quality of her work considering the low price. I would highly recommend Alive and Clicking Photography.
• Narelle K

  Oneflare review

  01 Jun 2016

  Tamantha has taken photos for both my family and my business and is a true professional. Wonderful with children! I have recommended her to family and friends many times. I have always been happy with the photos she has produced. I highly recommend Alive and Clicking Photography

Frequently asked questions

• Are you an insured business and do you guarantee your work?

  Is the business is insure through Allianz Insurance. If a client is not happy with the work, then Alive and Clicking Photography will re-shoot with the client to produce the work that the client is happy with.

• How did you decide to get into your line of work?

  I knew when I was 12 years old I wanted to be a photographer. Its the capturing of those expressions and smiles that are now frozen in time for clients to look back on. Those special moments between child and parent. The giggles and the craziness.