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Welcome to the This is Reportage blog, where we'll be sharing lots and lots of documentary wedding photography goodness. Check back frequently for the latest features…
This is JOS Studios – Collection Seven Judge
Thrilled to announce our final judge for Collection Seven: The brilliant JOS Studios! Comprised of Jos and Tree Marie Woodsmith, this American duo have captured weddings as far flung as Iceland, Hawaii, Paris and Vienna; can’t wait to see what they and our other four judges choose as winners in just under two weeks time! (Deadline for submissions is very soon: Submit by 23:59 GMT on 24th January 2019).
This is Jon Mold – Collection Seven Judge
Excited to announce the fourth of our five judges for Collection Seven: The brilliant Jon Mold. Jon is based in the UK and has captured weddings throughout the world; with a truly vibrant and creative style, it’s a real honour to have him looking over our Reportage and Story Award entries (Deadline for submissions: 23:59 GMT on 24th January 2019).
This Is How: ‘Emotional Connections’ by Matteo Carta
An honour to have the brilliant Matteo Carta on the site today, as he tells us all about how he captured this Reportage Award from Collection Six. Capturing moments like this is something we all aspire to, and it’s fantastic to hear Matteo’s story behind this award-winning frame. Over to Matteo…
Ask The Photographers: Do You Need To Visit My Wedding Venue Beforehand?
We know that when it comes to booking your wedding photographer you’ll often have lots of questions, and one of the most frequent ones that we hear is “Do you need to visit my wedding venue beforehand?”. Well, we asked that exact question to our members, and what follows is 35 different photographers’ viewpoints and opinions on whether it’s necessary or not, from all over the world – a really interesting and informative read:
This Is How: ‘Secret Moment’ by Martin Hecht
Super to have Martin Hecht with us today, as he takes us behind the scenes of this fab bridal prep capture. Really interesting to hear how his close bond with the bride and her family enabled him to get the shot, how the composition came about, and more…thanks, Martin!
