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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 Sam Docker – Collection Five Judge
Thrilled to announce that the incredibly talented Sam Docker will be the third of our five judges for Collection Five! Sam is based in the gloriously sunny UK but travels all over the world, capturing his weddings with his unique creative eye. He’s also no stranger to This is Reportage, having won 4 Reportage Awards so far; an incredible feat!
This Is How: ‘The Flag Bearers’ by Nikola Smernic
An honour to have the fantastic Nikola Smernic on the TiR blog today to tell us all about how he got this Reportage Award-winning image (in Collection Three). Brilliant insights into the importance of capturing the ‘in-between’ moments of a wedding day, making the most of light sources, positioning, capturing traditions, as well as lens choice and full settings. Thanks so much, Nikola; an amazing capture and brilliant read!
This is The Framers – Collection Five Judge
Excited to announce the second of our five judges for Collection Five: The wonderful The Framers. Hailing from Portugal, The Framers are Filipa and Rodrigo, and take their beautiful wedding photography all over the world. A Rangefinder 30 Rising Star, we’re honoured to have them poring over our Reportage and Story Awards for Collection Five.
This is Steven Herrschaft – Collection Five Judge
Honoured to announce the first of our five judges for Collection Five; the fantastic Steven Herrschaft. Based in Germany, but shooting all over the world, we’ve long been an admirer of Steven’s creative and emotive work; it’s very exciting that he’ll be casting his eyes over Collection Five for us!
This Is How: ‘The Crying Mirror’ by Ash Davenport of Miki Studios
Honoured to have the brilliant Ash Davenport of Miki Studios on the site today to tell us how he got this Reportage Award-winning capture from Collection Two. Ash shares great insights into noticing potential for extreme moments, composition, the importance of a pre-wed to build rapport (and thus capture this intimate moment), and much more. Brilliantly, we also have thoughts about the image from the bride herself. A fantastic read!
