Getting the opportunity to take creative pictures and to meet people from different cultures was what lured Kicki in to wedding photography...icki got her interest in photography when she was 15. Her first boyfriend had a SLR and dark room equipment. She got fascinated by watching the images appear on blank pieces of paper in the dark room and also learned the photographic techniques quickly.
Shortly after she picked up on photography she managed to get a job as a assistant at a photo studio in Stockholm. There she learnd about the basics of photography and at the age of 23, Kicki was head of the studio. The wish for a full time job, instead of freelancing, brought her to the department of forensic investigation (called KRIM or CSI in Sweden) where she worked for twelve years with highlighting and photographing evidence for the forensics. Through her job she got a scholarship to an education in Schweiz, where she studied lightning techniques.
The experiences she got from CSI taught her to give even the slightest details attention. The work of highlighting evidence with multiple light sources gave her a very good technical competence and she learned to analyze and read people, which helped her getting close to the people she photographed.
But the need for creative freedom and the opportunity to meet people in happy situations brought Kicki back to wedding photography.
She has been specializing in wedding photography for 20 years, and is fond of the documentary photography where nothing is directed and choreographed. Back in the 80's she moved her wedding photography out of the studio and the stiff images of that time.
Kicki works with top of the line equipment and is constantly evolving her skills, to reach even higher. Her latest work includes photographing the acclaimed NHL-player Mats "Sudden" Sundins wedding.Read More
Some of the best Mexico fine art wedding photographers are now just a click away through the Artistic Guild of the WPJA! The AG takes the world-renowned artistic approach of WPJA wedding photojournalists to yet another level through post-production processing (usually Photoshop). AGWPJA photographers define Mexico artistic wedding photography!
BRIDES MAGAZINE & the Wedding Photojournalist Association proudly present a Wedding Photojournalism Contest.
The WPJA/BRIDES Wedding Photojournalism Contest spotlights the finest images from the best wedding photojournalists on the pages of one of the most world-renowned wedding publications and the web sites of the WPJA and BRIDES.
For most brides and grooms, wedding photojournalism is no longer a trendy alternative to traditional wedding day photo-coverage; rather, it is mainstream wedding photography. The WPJA has been leading the way in promoting and rewarding photographers who excel in capturing the un-styled and un-scripted moments of the wedding day. More and more couples are seeking out the top wedding photojournalists in the world through the WPJA web site.
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An eastern neck of land in Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula separates the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Bordered by Guatemala and Belize in the south, this region of Mexico is an extremely most popular destination for travelers and provides spectacular opportunities for weddings. This peninsula is made up of the Mexican states of Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo. Because of its year-round warm weather, the Yucatan Peninsula can be used as a wedding destination pretty much year round. Cancun is a desired destination for many vacationers and honeymooners. As the largest island in the Mexican Caribbean, Cozumel was considered by Mayans to be the home of love and fertility, and presents many wedding photography options while couples have an bask in nature’s majesty. Other dynamic wedding destination options in the Yucatan are the Riviera Maya, a stretch of seashore along the east coast, Tulum, a city with white sandy beaches, and Playa del Carmen, a town with fabulous beaches, all capable of bringing excitement to your wedding festivities.
To add to your wedding activities, the Yucatan Peninsula is also home to the nature reserves at Celestun, Sian Ka'an and Rio Lagartios. Merida is the capital of this peninsula and sits as a tropical city on the northern portion with a great deal of history and culture to surround your creative wedding pictures, taken by your wedding photojournalist. For added adventures, the ruins at Uxmal are spectacular archeological site. Chichen Itza is known for its Mayan ruins with the El Castillo pyramid. Because of its consistent weather and stunning seascape, the Yucatan has been a draw for vacationers for years as will bring many delightful options for couples who desire a memorable wedding destination.
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