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Home > “My best Jewish wedding photo” by Shlomi Amiga

“My best Jewish wedding photo” by Shlomi Amiga

10/04/2016 by Karen

A weekly series where  I ask some of the world’s best wedding photographers to pick out their favourite shot from their Jewish wedding portfolio. This week it’s the turn of  Shlomi Amiga.

Shlomi-Amiga

‘Togetherness’ by Shlomi Amiga

This photograph was taken during one of the craziest celebrations of love I was honoured to document. As I was walking (more like dancing) around the guests, I noticed this group of friends circling the bride and groom in the middle of the dance floor. Before jumping right into the action, I snapped a few shots of this interlocking of love. One of the things I love the most about Jewish weddings is the sense of togetherness, and this moment describes it perfectly.  I love turning away from the obvious shot to look for the hidden in between moments. This one hit the jackpot for me!”

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Filed Under: Best Jewish wedding photos, Wedding Photography Tagged With: Shlomi Amiga, Jewish wedding photography

About Karen

Loves great design, cityscapes, berry cocktails, and the word “yes”. Founder and editor of Smashing The Glass. Follow me @SmashingTheGlass

Comments

  1. Jonathan Waterman says

    16/04/2016 at 12:12 pm

    I have to say, this is extremely
    Well illustrated, you present very well, with a superb range of photos and write ups.. A credit to the Jewish
    Wedding Community.. Keep it coming..

    Regards
    Jonathan Waterman
    http://www.jewishweddingtoastmaster.co.uk
    Award winning, wedding and events
    Toastmaster,coordinator, consultant and mc..

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