Category Archives: photography education

Taj & Jag – Toronto Wedding Photography

Taj & Jag – Toronto Wedding Photography Wedding Photography by Phototerra Studio I know it has been awhile since I’ve posted but its been well worth the wait, I do have to say. Not too long ago in late July and early August, the Phototerra team was in Toronto shooting a massive Indian wedding which...

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From one landmark to another – NYC wedding at Yale club.

From nne landmark to another Toronto Wedding Photography by Phototerra Studio The day in NYC was rainy and humid. Central park was quickly replaced with Grand-Central for the photos of Meredith and Remko. This whimsical weather only added to a rollercoaster of happy emotions of this very classy and beautiful New York wedding. In the...

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All aboard or how one wedding almost took to the skies.

Montreal Wedding Photography by Phototerra Studio Running an airline is a normal job, flying an airplane much harder, using the airplane for a wedding photoshoot…..priceless! This wedding took place in Montreal at the end of March, when nothing was in bloom and the streets were smudged with some leftover snow.    The hangar and its...

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My award winning wedding images from WPPI 2011.

Here is the set of images that I sent to WPPI this year. 12-13 of them hang on the display, 3-4 were over 85, and one was 1st place in Photojournalism. I don’t know the exact scores since I was shooting non-stop during the entire week. I shot for WPPI, for GRAPHI, spoke at Panasonic,...

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Wedding photography workshop in Malaysia and how Thaipusam festival can help you.

Hello! After baking in the sun and splashing at the infinity pool overlooking Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and almost 20, oo miles of traveling I’m back into -8F snowy and windy Canada. Well, I’m lucky to be back on time since my wife decided to give birth by few days earlier. Yes I became a father. I’ll...

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