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Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop Batch 3 And 4 Is Now Open!
Mar 17, 2019 at 4:29 PM
Posted by : Marie Li
Filed Under : Arts & Design

Manila, Philippines - Since the success of the first and second Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop, renowned wedding photographer, Jay Mayuga, will conduct a third and fourth batch.
Ronald Jay Mayuga fell in love with photography in 2007 after his mom gave him a gift – his very first camera, after passing the Electronics & Communications Engineering Board Exam. Now a full-time wedding and portrait photographer, he is inspired and committed to deliver natural, clean and beautiful images that clients will surely love.
Jay will discuss the basics of photography and what lies behind each wedding (from preparation, ceremony, reception and post nuptial). He will likewise share his best practices when it comes to backing up, sorting and editing files. Aside from the discussion, the photographers will take part in a group photo session with a bride and groom model and a wedding gathering set-up.
Here's a sneak peak of what happened during the first Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop:
Some images from the Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop! Thank you to all participants! God bless! Styling by Gab...
Posted by Jay Mayuga on Sunday, 15 April 2018
Here are snaps taken by Lomograpika Design Studio, one of the first batch of attendees of Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop :
Styling by Styled by Gab San Agustin, Gab San Agustin Couple: James Ramirez and Pau Reyes Hair and Make-Up: Pau Reyes
Posted by Lomograpika Design Studio on Wednesday, 25 April 2018
Level-Up Wedding Photography Workshop Batch 3 and 4 is happening on April 6 and 27, 2019. The workshop is open for 8 slots only per batch valued at 2,500 PHP each. Interested photographers may send an e-mail to [email protected] or send an SMS at 09164269516 for more details. Hurry, only few slots left!
Images Courtesy of Jay Mayuga and Lomograpika Design Studio