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This is Giuseppe Genovese – Collection Fourteen Judge
Excited to announce the fourth of our five judges for Collection Fourteen: The fab Giuseppe Genovese! Based in Italy, Giuseppe takes his creative documentary wedding photography all over the world; an honour for us to have him casting his eyes over our entries for Collection 14.
Deadline is just a few hours away: Submit by 23:59 GMT on 24th March 2020.
This is Jorge Sastre – Collection Fourteen Judge
Announcing our third judge for Collection 14: The brilliant Jorge Sastre from Spain! With an incredible eye for light, we’re very excited to see what he chooses (alongside our other four judges) as winners in just over a week’s time….Deadline for submissions is today! Submit by 23:59 GMT on 24th March 2020.
This is Marieke Zwartscholten – Collection Fourteen Judge
Honoured to reveal the second of our five judges for Collection 14: The fab Marieke Zwartscholten! Marieke is based in the Netherlands, and is a true lover of the documentary approach, having photographed weddings in this manner for over ten years – very excited that she’s looking over our Reportage and Story Award entries for Collection 14!
Deadline is less than 36 hours away: Submit by 23:59 GMT on 24th March 2020.
This is Dries Renglé – Collection Fourteen Judge
There’s less than 48 hours left to submit to Collection 14 (Deadline is 23:59 GMT on 24th March 2020), and we’re super excited to announce the first of our five judges: The fantastic Dries Renglé! Based in Belgium, shooting all over the world, not only is Dries a great photographer, but he’s a lovely guy as well; honoured to have him judging for us.
CARRYING ON – A Note From Me, Alan Law, Founder Of TiR
I know it may not seem ‘right’ in these times to be sharing images of weddings, to be talking about Awards and even photography in general…but we have to carry on. We have to carry on because, although the devastating health and life implications of coronavirus are absolutely huge – and, of course, the most important thing by far – we are also facing unprecedented times in terms of our entire industry, businesses, and, on an individual level, the people who run them.
The entire wedding industry has been hit hard, with weddings – understandably – being postponed or cancelled throughout the world. This is obviously devastating to each and every couple who have saved and planned for their day, sometimes for years, and it is truly awful.
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