Khampha Bouaphanh has been a professional photographer for over a decade, having worked as a staff photographer for the Fort Worth...ar-Telegram and the Associated Press. As a photojournalist, he has covered a wide spectrum of assignments, notably the war in Iraq, the Asian tsunami, and Hurricane Katrina. His work has been published in countless newspapers and magazines nationally and worldwide. For 2004 and 2005, Khampha was named photojournalist of the year by the Houston Press Club. His style of photography is a culmination of a strong art background and years of photojournalism experience. He brings this unique mixture of art and reportage to each wedding he photographs. He considers it an honor to be part of one of the most important moments in a couple's life together.Read More
Cindy Crabb, an ex wire service photojournalist, started her wedding career when she got talked into shooting a wedding. She quickly...und that weddings are not only fast paced photojournalism but fun as well. From that day forward, she started shooting weddings almost exclusively. Cindy, a full time wedding shooter, normally shoots between 25-35 weddings a year serving a wide range of clientele. She’s shot all varieties of weddings from Farm House weddings to weddings at the most exclusive venues in Dallas. She has also shot Goth to Greek, Non-Denominational to Full Mass Catholic and Jewish. Cindy lives in Garland with her husband Mike.
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Sil’s love with photography started at age 7 when his parents gave him a Kodak Instamatic 133 camera for Christmas. He immediately...arted shooting away, even producing a fashion shoot with his cousins at grandma’s barn. During high school, Sil spent every free minute he had in the darkroom. He kept developing his photographic skills in college as he studied arts and architecture. Sil has been photographing weddings in the Dallas area since 2000 and is available to shoot nationally and internationally. He is a preferred vendor of the American Association of Certified Wedding Planners, Texas Chapter. He enjoys working with people to produce images that are a true reflection of who they are, capturing their special moments in a way that is authentic and perceptive.
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I got my first 35mm camera in 1964 and have been passionate about photography ever since. In 1978, my camera took a back seat to medical...hool, but the digital revolution has allowed me to refocus my passion. I've been shooting weddings since 2004 and my work has been featured in the book, Spectacular Weddings of Texas. In addition to weddings, I love to shoot fine art photographs. My work has been exhibited and sold in galleries in Austin and Dallas.Read More
Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Michael Mulvey has spent the last 15 years making beautiful story telling photographs. I have spent...ars perfecting my vision and craft, learning from the best visual journalists at The Dallas Morning News and the international wire service Reuters.
I enjoy telling complex human stories with photographs, whether at The Olympic games, Presidential elections, embedded in Iraq, or in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. In 13 years in photojournalism, I traveled far from Dallas, Texas, to learn how small the world really is.
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Phil Holland maintains a century old family tradition of photography while shooting in an artistic and photojournalistic style. Early..., his photography began with an interest in nature photography. Today, he is thrilled to be documenting people on one of the most important days of their life. Phil is happily married to a Dallas Police Officer and loves to travel.Read More
Unlike other photographers, Kelvin Nguyen did not start at an early age, nor did he get a degree in photography. He graduated with...Bachelor degree from The University of Texas at Austin. It was not until his wedding day that Kelvin realized he had a special gift. Weeks before the wedding day, Kelvin was researching which camera to buy, what setting to use outdoors, and how to pose groups. Why? He was on a budget and could not hire a professional photographer. He spent countless hours researching and studying how to operate a camera, lighting conditions, and posing positions. With his technical background and strong understanding of how things work, he quickly mastered skills that are necessary to achieve and be successful as a wedding photographer. Kelvin is constantly learning new techniques and tools to improve his current skills.Read More
Rebekah Workman is a photojournalist based in Oklahoma. She explores and absolutely loves every aspect of photojournalism and recently...scovered a profound enthusiasm for documenting weddings.
Rebekah earned her B.A. with a concentration in visual journalism from the University of Texas at Arlington. While attending school, she worked for the student publication The Shorthorn as a photo editor/photographer. Following graduation, she worked for the Temple Daily Telegram in Temple, Texas before moving to Oklahoma to freelance.Read More
...my listing here has been invaluable. I've been contacted by a publisher to use my images in a book that will be sold in major bookstores, and by a journalism student who wants to feature us in an article about wedding photojournalism that will be in a national distributed magazine. I'm still fairly new, so I'm pretty excited about anything that comes my way!
1. Kudos on the new site...I booked four weddings last week through the WPJA site! Have a great week.
2. In 1997, long before the WPJA, I quit my job as a staff photojournalist at The Dallas Morning News and proudly began photographing weddings.
10 years later, I still consider myself a photojournalist, a wedding photojournalist and supporter of the WPJA. While the WPJA isn't my number one referral source, I can honestly credit the WPJA with over $100k in direct bookings in the past two years. That's what I call return on investment.
Long ago, I began investing my advertising budget into my past and current clients. This, along with my WPJA leads, have proven to be invaluable.
I'm positive that the recent "house cleaning" at WPJA had everything to do with the style of work being showcased by its members.
Many members, myself included, were sick and tired of members that deceptively designed their sites solely for acceptance into the WPJA and then failed to uphold the WPJA guidelines.
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The WPJA at a glance: The Wedding Photojournalist Association
puts the best Texas wedding photographers at your fingertips,
by granting membership only to the most talented professional
wedding photographers in the world--photographers who focus solely
on using their documentary photography skills to capture ‘the
moments’ of your wedding day.
The Lone Star State of Texas is a not only known for its massive geographic size, but also for its genuine heart and hospitality, as the citizens of Texas are known for their large, welcoming hearts. Texas’ name comes from the word "teysha" which means, "hello friend" and in this state, “friendship” is the motto by which the culture lives by. In this wide span of kindness and warmth, Texas offers an endless selection of wedding locations to make your celebration spectacular, captured in quality by your wedding photographer.
The Dallas/Fort Worth region is a wedding destination that couples will not be disappointed with. With a mass variety of culture and entertainment, Dallas offers many wedding locations and attractions that aim to please. With miles of land mostly geographically defined as prairie, Dallas is the southwest’s leading financial center and contains numerous hotels, beautiful churches and gorgeous halls that span a variety of tastes and pricings. Entertainment and sports venues are in plenty in this city. Dallas has locations of varied architecture, giving you unique wedding photography location ideas for your wedding photographer to shoot your unforgettable wedding pictures. North Texas, centered on the Dallas/Forth Worth Metroplex, is mostly a prairie region home to fields and ranges, giving you the option of hosting your wedding in the beautiful city life or in the lush countryside of Dallas.
Everything is Texas says “big”, from its land to its heart, which means that no matter how you decide to celebrate your wedding, you will certainly have many big moments captured in picture by your professional wedding photographer.
Some of the best Texas 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 Texas artistic wedding photography!
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