Intensive Two-Day Seminar [Fall 2004]:
Nationally and internationally acclaimed photojournalists Joseph
Victor Stefanchik and Huy Nguyen present their unique, documentary
approach to wedding photography. VIEW
THE DETAILS OF THIS WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR HERE
ATLANTA,
CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, LOS ANGELES, PORTLAND [OREGON]
Sponsored
by The Wedding Photojournalist Association
September
8 , 2004 - WPJA Wedding Photography Contest winners announced
for all categories including Getting Ready, Ceremony, Reception,
Kids, Details, Action, Emotion, Humor, Artistic, Cake Cutting,
Food and more.
VIEW ALL CATEGORIES FOR THIS CONTEST HERE
July
5, 2004 - WPJA Wedding Photography Contest winners announced for
all categories including Getting Ready, Ceremony, Reception, Action,
Emotion and more.
VIEW ALL CATEGORIES FOR THIS CONTEST HERE
WPJA launched a new section dedicated to photographers willing to
travel for Destination
Weddings.
Look for the 'Drop Down' menu on each page of this site.
Recent
Wedding Photography Contest Updates:
Feb
26, 2004 - We have the results back from all the judges! This
was a huge job for them...1700 images.
2003
WPJA 'PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR' TRAVELING TROPHY and Title goes
to Eric Francis of Nebraska.
WPJA 'BEST DAY'S WORK OF 2003' TROPHY and Title is awarded to
David Murray of Maine.
WPJA
'PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2003' TROPHY and Title is taken
home by Joseph Hong of Washington.
Spring
2004 - Better Homes and Gardens
simply creative WEDDINGS magazine.
They
did eight pages on 'Wedding
Photojournalism' called 'seeing your day in a new way',
using photographs from Iowa
WPJA member Mindy Myers.
A quote from the article - "To find a wedding photojournalist
in your area, check the Wedding Photojournalist Association
Web site (www.wpja.org). You'll find a list of photographers
who advocate the style." MORE
HERE.
2003
WPJA PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST ANNOUNCEMENTS:
View
the results for the first contest for 2003. Standings, winning
images and judges comments are all available now.
'
link
below the US directory (bottom of left column).
