Top 5 Creative Pyrenees-Orientales Wedding Portrait Photographers for 2024
Page Updated: January 31st, 2024
Wouldn’t you just love to hire a top creative Pyrenees-Orientales wedding photographer to create artistic portraits on your big day? The Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association is here to help! Wedding photojournalists are, first and foremost, photographers — creative artists, in other words. In the AG contests, WPJA members exhibit their skills at digitally enhanced Pyrenees-Orientales couple portraits.
Four Artistic Guild contests for Pyrenees-Orientales wedding portraits are held annually, entered and judged separately from the regular WPJA competitions of moments. After each creative photo contest, we add another collection of award-winning portraits to our member profile galleries.
Want to have a top Pyrenees-Orientales creative wedding photographer take some unique and artistic portraits? In a portrait (for these purposes), the photographer has staged the couple, the bridal party, or other participants or groups — such as family, friends, or children — on the day of the wedding. One distinguishing feature of portraits is that the subjects are aware of the camera and are maintaining their positions for the sake of the photograph.
Julie is a wedding photographer based in France who specializes in creating warm-toned images using natural light. She excels at capturing artistic wedding detail shots with a soft and faint lighting, creating visuals that will become her clients' heritage.
Nicolas Issaly, a wedding photographer with a rural background, has been capturing stunning images for fifteen years. His love of nature is evident in his original style and unique compositions. He has a knack for shooting tight on wedding day details, such as rings, and creating impactful close-up shots that fill the frame.
Jean Luc Legros is a Europe-based wedding photographer who specializes in artistic wedding photojournalism. With a background in observing and photographing people, he fell in love with this style in 2016 and has since gained international recognition. Jean Luc has a passion for capturing the romantic and intimate moments of couples on their special day, often focusing on tight details shots and working in black and white.
William Lambelet began photographing weddings in a photojournalistic style in 2009. This allowed him to cultivate a distinct perspective in capturing and documenting every aspect of the special day, from the grandest moments to the smallest details. He excels in producing eye-catching imagery through artistic portrait sessions, utilizing natural and soft lighting while incorporating bold designs, graphic elements, and...
Catherine Roujean, a Toulouse-based wedding photographer, is a skilled artist experienced in darkroom, studio, and reportage techniques. Inspired by her internship with an advertising photographer, she specializes in capturing vibrant and bold wedding couple portraits with unique designs, graphic elements, and black and white photography.
WPJA contest judges have been recognized by their industry peers, winning top awards as staff picture editors, staff photojournalists, and newsroom mentors while working for these and other leading publications and journalism organizations.
