The ringing of wedding bells, the bride in her perfect wedding dress entering the church, all rises up, the father leads on, the groom in his tuxedos waiting for her not losing eye contact, the best men and the brides men looks on and the priest finally starts the ceremony and all these packed wonderfully and minutely in the flawless wedding album which still brings tears of joy to the lovely couples who took the vow to never to separate till death tears them apart. Yes, this is the intricate and challenging job of the entire Award Winning Wedding pictures.
Award Winning Wedding pictures are the rare images which tells a story in itself and never fails to depict a particular emotion or mood that is so unique and so subtle which makes it a Masterpiece. Winning an award for capturing the right and the precise moments in the auspicious weddings is quite a prestigious honor.
Award Winning Wedding Photography takes the form of many poses and styles. Some may show the first dance like the one from Chrissy and John’s wedding which was ranked in the Top 10 in Wedding Photojournalist Association (WPJA). Among the other noted photographs, Rick Collins of Canada for his picture named ‘toasting’ secured the 5th place while Eng Hong Lou of Singapore secured the 10th and Aga Matuszewska of United States the 8th position under the same category.
Mark Earthy of England was the winner of all, his picture titled ‘getting ready’ winning the 1st prize among all the rest. Juliana Mozart of Brazil was awarded the 1st position for his picture dancing (action). Marcin Labedzki of Poland came 1st in Creative Photography while Dominique Cabrelli of France came 3rd for his photo named ‘Ceremony.’
To sum up all the Award Winning Wedding Photography Collection we can very well start from David Norwood of Glasgow who won the Society Wedding Portrait Photographers Award for his photo in July 2008. The image shows a married couple with the bride inclined on the groom’s lap, quite passionately placed with a fountain statue sprouting water imparting a surreal atmosphere to the image.
Nelius Buckley on 2003 won the Kodak Wedding Photographer of the year for his photo of a dainty bride, turned to face the camera in her flawless white wedding dress and her veil masking her smiling contours.
Another celebrated award winning photo is that of Gary Roeback, which shows a bride with arms wide open resembling an angel in the back drop a massive church at North brook Park in Surrey which won him the Mario Acerboni Creative Wedding Photographer of the year.
Bruce Gabites Wedding photographs are noted for winning the Kodak Gold Award in 2009, while the photos of Chantel and Daniel won the Kodak Gold Award in 2008, Madeline and Hagen’s collection making it to the top on 2007 while Nikki and Phil were the winners on 2006.