Wedding Photography Mumbai Workshop

Sephi Begerson, Christophe Viseux and Andrew Adams.


A journey that began with a million thoughts of if I would be able to do it, a mysterious phone call to Sephi and sounded like a complete idiot.
A mind boggling workshop conducted by them sure had a made a difference in the person I am today. First thought as I entered the place was  if I was in the right place, because everyone was older than me, very well established in their fields and so confident already, made me wonder why they were along with me. I was mentally prepared to be grilled into the session but the minute Sephi began to talk, I was taken aback and in my head I went "OH WOW!!!" I was so happy that I made it to this workshop. He spoke about everything that was actually in my head I would wonder how to tackle the issue.
The highlight of the workshop was tell us who we are and what we actually love to do  to explore our shooting style to be open to appreciation and talent. 

 We got one day each with these three talented men and got to learn and understand how they work which in turn helped us explore ourselves.
Day1;   Andrew Adams
The slightly reserved photographer has an innate ability to connect to the people with his few words and gets the best out of them. Unconventional and beautiful





Day2;  Christophe Viseux 
A man of his own thought and can make any location look like it's out of a book. The day with him was fun and opened my mind to a whole new style. A wonderful photographer.




Day3;  Sephi Bergerson
The man who is wonderful with his words and manages to make not just the bride blush but also the groom. Makes the situation light and gets the best out of the couple. 










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