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Wedding Photographers of Slovakia, Europe

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Our Slovakia wedding photographers will take natural, documentary photographs reflecting the real moments of your wedding day. Meet the accredited photographers of the Wedding Photojournalist Association - Slovakia WPJA.

Map of Wedding Photojournalists Serving Slovakia Couples

1 Documentary Wedding Photographers...

Slovakia is base to wedding photographer Martin Almasi

I have been photographing weddings and love stories of people for more then 8 years. I capture love, intimate moments in documentary with emotions and excellent work with natural light. I am story teller. The thing I love is to taking discreet photo documentary. I use my creativity and many years experience to find and make visible the most spontaneous moments and emotions of your wedding day. I observe and act as invisible, allowing you and your guests to feel completely relaxed during capturing the most beautiful, authentic moments and details of your love, beauty and emotions. I love capture documentary, communicate with people and travel. Therefore, being the wedding photographer is my dream job. What my clients get is my personal view of their wedding day. The story how I see and capture the wedding documentary, full of emotions and beautiful moments. Will be my pleasure to be your story teller. [Slovakia Wedding Photographer]

Martin Almasi

Zvolen, SK
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Starting Price:
900 (EUR)

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WPJA Communiqué: Features
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WPJA Communiqué: Viewpoints
What is Reportage?
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The Precepts and Practices of WPJA Competition
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