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Dror Eyal Wedding Photography
http://www.droreyal.co.za/blog/
For those about to get married Dror Eyal represents some of the most powerful image making on the continent. A new perspective on the art of wedding photography capturing the real moments as they happen. The looks that pass, the emotion and the moments that you want to remember.
- Added on: May 30th, 2009
- Country: South Africa
- Language: English
- Author: Shoot with Dror
- Listed in: Photography Weddings
- Tags: weddings south africa wedding photographer wedding photography johannesburg
Recent Posts
Mpopi and Rorisang at Shepstone Gardens
Shepstone is fast becoming our regular wedding venue it seems, either that or we just get a lot of cool, funky clients. Last weekend, no rain, no scorcher of a day, wedding running late – bonus, extra time, which means we get to do some killer ...
Photographic Assistant Position Available
This is a mostly weekend position, usually entailing 2-3 Saturdays a month, and may grow into a full time photography position. You’ll need to be organised and practical, be able to foresee and evaluate potential problems, and deal with the une...
Center of the Universe
Just a quick one today – I’m still backing up. From this weekend’s wedding, an unexpected speech from the bride and a look of adoration on the groom’s face. taken at the temporarily relocated center of the universe &n...
Elrésé and Reghardt
I’ve been hanging on to this couple session for a while, one of our favourite shoots of the year, old planes, extinct films, rockstar couple. Shot at the war museum in case you’re planning something similar and themed after the end scene ...
Rock the bed
What is rock the bridal bed? well, I’m glad so many of you asked. Step 1, get bride and bridesmaids on bed, step 2, get everyone to jump up and down, step 3, listen carefully for a creaking sound that may signal the photo-op is over … ste...
Mpopi and Rorisang – a sneak peek
Late on Sunday evening, just wrapping up the weekend, almost Christmas, almost another year has passed. Mpopi Lenake (or did it change to Ntai?) – a window lit portrait. Special thanks to friends who jump in and help when the...
