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United Arab Emirates, Dubai wedding photographer Bernie Richardson

Hi my name is Bernie and I am a wedding photographer based in Dubai. Together with my lovely wife we are Bernie & Bindi Photography. I like to think of myself as a romantic storyteller. To me, this means that capturing all those priceless moments on your wedding day as naturally as possible. To create beautiful images that are full of real emotion, so you have a lasting reminder of how your day actually felt. For me its all about creating this connection between events and emotions in my images. If this resonates with you, then please check out our website and drop us an email. I would love to hear from you. [Dubai UAE Wedding Photographer]

Bernie Richardson

Dubai, AE
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2200 (USD)
Bindi Richardson is a wedding photographer based in United Arab Emirates and Dubai.

Hi, and welcome. I have always been fascinated by people and to be able capture emotions and feelings in a way that is unguarded and totally genuine is probably the most rewarding aspect of my job. I'm lucky enough to share this with another lovely photographer, my amazing husband (Bernie) [Dubai UAE Wedding Photographer]

Bindi Richardson

Dubai, AE
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2200 (USD)
Hyderabad wedding photography by Namrata Rupani of Telangana India

Namrata started her own wedding photo services company, Capture Life, where she offers photography services and also conducts these incredibly popular photography workshops since the last 7 years. Photography did start as a hobby for her, but her camera has been her companion for over 12 years now. She ventured into the Fine Art Print business as well under the same name to make fine art prints and provide design and print solutions for various clients from all over India. [Hyderabad Wedding Photographer]

Namrata Rupani

Hyderabad, IN
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1200 (USD)

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WPJA Communiqué: Features
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WPJA Communiqué: Viewpoints
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