Judges

Jos WoodSmith, Jos & Tree, Portland, Oregon

Tree and Jos are photographers who run Jos & Tree in Portland, Oregon. Their adventurous documentary wedding photography style has taken them all over the world. Fueled with a passion to learn and grow they are constantly taking photography to the next level. They are workshop trainers, conference speakers, contest judges, and have won multiple awards in ISPWP, Fearless Photographers, WPPI, and best photographs of the decade for The Worlds Best Wedding Photos. Their photography has been published in The Worlds Best Wedding Photos, Rangefinder Magazine, Huffington Post, Junebug Weddings, PDN, Style Me Pretty and many more. Sporting hats, goblets and one of a kind style everywhere they go their yin/yang relationship make for an exciting and comical dynamic duo team.

Konstantin Koreshkov, Konstantin Koreshkov Photography, Florence, Tuscany, Italy

Leandro Donato, Donato Fotografia, São Paulo, Brazil

Leandro Donato has been working in Brazil as a wedding photographer since 2001, with more than 100 awarded-winning photos. Among the top 20 ISPWP on more than one occasion and indicated Photographer of The Year twice at his own country, Brazil 2016 and 2017.

Leandro Donato é fotógrafo de casamento desde 2001, localizado no Brasil, com mais de 100 fotos premiadas, palestrante dos maiores congressos de fotografia do seu pais, foi indicado a fotógrafo do ano em seu pais por dois anos consecutivos ( 2016 e 2017), tambem esteve entre os top 20 ISPWP em mais de uma vez.

Maryline Krynicki, Maryline Krynicki, Bretagne, France

Wedding photographer for over 15 years, I adore to photograph all those couples who love each other and share it with their family and friends. What I like most about this job is capturing the emotions and all the moments that are so important for the bride and groom and so, the things they will only discover after their wedding. I like to surprise them so that they can revive their day differently with my photos. I always photograph weddings with a photojournalist eye. I prefer to shoot the authenticity of what people are going through.