There’s nothing quite like a wedding reception in a tent, with its uniquely informal atmosphere, customized decor and proximity to the elements outdoors. There’s nothing quite like a wedding reception in a tent, with its uniquely informal atmosphere, customized decor and proximity to the elements outdoors. Weddings and receptions with an outdoor component are incredibly popular in the warm months, with a tent considered de rigueur for such events when considering the fickleness of...Read more
Sumatra Wedding Photographers
Wedding Photographers of Sumatra, Indonesia
The Wedding Photojournalist Association is proud to present you with the best Sumatra wedding photographers. Since 2002, our directory of the top Indonesia photography professionals has made it an easy task to find the right photographer that creates the type of images you are looking for to preserve your memories.
Map of Wedding Photojournalists Serving Sumatra Couples
1 Documentary Wedding Photographers...
My name is MangKhris. I was born in Bali. This beautiful island is known as the Island of Gods. I am deeply interested in carrying on the very vast and unique traditions of my community. The first time I came in contact with the world of photography was in 2006. I then used a DSLR camera, which was a gift from a friend. This brought me closer to learning about the amazing world of photography. With three years of experience in photography, I began focusing on weddings predominantly. [Bali Wedding Photographer]
Starting Price:
1000 (USD)
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Many WPJA members can trace their roots to the news profession in some way, having shot everything from small-town stories to significant historical events that have led to Pulitzer Prizes. Likewise, many have felt the adrenaline rush that news photojournalists get from bagging the winning touchdown catch, documenting heart-wrenching tragedies and being on the front lines of history. There’s also the gratification of getting published with a byline in a major publication, and the mass-...Read more
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