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Map of Wedding Photojournalists Serving Turin Couples

2 Documentary Wedding Photographers...

Piemonte and Torino wedding photographer - Maurizio Gjivovich, of Italia.

Was born and works in Ivrea, realizes photographic services of marriage for 15 years in Europe and outside Europe. Realizes press photography for magazines. Has published photo reports in international magazines, Specchio (Magazine La Stampa) Corriere magazine (Corriere della Sera),Gente di Fotografia , Nital Sguardi 2005,Exhibition in Rome Festival Fotoleggendo, Exhibition in Perugia Photofestival 2013, Winner TAU Visual 2008, Winner silver AWARDS FIOF Orvieto . His reports explore complex political and social contexts. He was born in Ivrea (north of Italy) in 1975 [Turin Wedding Photographer]

Maurizio Gjivovich

Ivrea in Torino, IT
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Professional wedding and travel photographer based in Turin, Italy. He has made official documentation for important events and his photographs have been published in numerous websites, magazines, national and international newspapers including La Stampa, Repubblica, Tribe, Famiglia Cristiana, Sydney Morning Herald, Washington Post, BBC news, South China Morning Post. [Turin Wedding Photographer]

Alessandro Vargiu

in Torino, IT
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1550 (EUR)
WPJA Communiqué: Features
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WPJA Communiqué: Viewpoints
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RAVES, REVIEWS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Anna & Antoine

Photo by Maurizio Gjivovich

Thank you very much Maurizio for your precious work as our wedding photographer! You have wonderfully captured the atmosphere of the day, making everything natural and easy with your kindness and discretion. The final album perfectly reports our way of living and experiencing the day. Anna & Antoine

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Martina & Crhis

Photo by Maurizio Gjivovich

Thank you Maurizio for capturing our wedding day. We wanted a reportage style book that would capture genuine moments without having to pose, so it was important for us to choose someone with a strong artist identity and a signature style. You did an amazing job at delivering a true work of art with beautiful shots throughout the day. Martina & Crhis

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