Wedding photographer · Denpasar
Terralogical
A photography collective founded in 2010, working from Bali and Jakarta and travelling for destination weddings. Terralogical keeps direction to a minimum and steps in only with subtle guidance, so galleries read as honest, documentary records of the day with clean, natural colour. Its sister film team, Leura Film, makes it simple to book photography and video together.
About Terralogical
Terralogical is a photography collective founded in 2010 that works from Bali and Jakarta and travels for destination weddings. Its photographers cover weddings, couple sessions and family sessions, and the group runs a sister film studio, Leura Film, so couples can book stills and video from one company and expect the two teams to work smoothly together on the day.
The approach is documentary. Photographers keep direction to a minimum and step in only with small, quiet prompts, which leaves room for real reactions from the couple and their guests. Galleries read as an honest record of the day, with clean, natural colour rather than heavy filters. This suits couples who would rather not spend long stretches posing and want the day to unfold at its own pace.
Services
- ✦Wedding photography
- ✦Couple sessions
- ✦Family sessions
- ✦Destination weddings
- ✦Photo and film with Leura Film
Before you book
Questions to ask Terralogical
- 01Will the photographer we meet be the one who shoots our wedding, and who is the second shooter?
- 02Can we see two or three complete wedding galleries from venues like ours?
- 03How many hours are included, and what does each extra hour cost?
- 04How many edited images will we receive, and how soon? Is there a preview within a few days?
- 05Is transport included, and what do you charge for Nusa Penida, Ubud or the north coast?
- 06What is your back-up plan for rain, illness or equipment failure?
- 07Are albums or prints included, and can we share and print the images freely?
- 08Will you agree timings and positions with our planner and videographer before the day?