by Michael Briggs
A 'behind the scenes' look into the wedding world, with Yarra Valley based wedding photographer, Michael Briggs. Featuring honest and raw conversations with awesome wedding industry professionals, from around the country. A fun, inspiring and interesting listen for both wedding industry workers, and couples planning their wedding, alike.
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September 23, 2020
<p>2020. What a year.</p> <p>Five million other Melbournians and I have been under some kind of lockdown since March now. As I type this very text here, weddings are still not even legally allowed to happen in Melbourne, not even with the minimum of 5 people. For the first time in Australian history, weddings are against the law—what a sentence.</p> <p>Whilst us Melbournians are still living amongst some pretty strict (but crucial) lockdown measures; we’re starting to see the other parts of Australia, ramp back up with weddings again.</p> <p>So for this episode, I thought, why not have a little chat with a few wedding colleagues in different states, and ask how weddings have been recently. Are they the same as they always were? Or are they now unfamiliar and weird events?</p> <p>Huge thanks to my special guests Thom Stewart from NSW, Tyler Brown from WA, and Josh Withers from QLD for joining me on this episode.</p>
June 2, 2020
<p><strong>A fellow wedding photographer of mine, albeit 2,000km away from me - is Morgan Roberts.</strong></p> <p><strong>I honestly consider Morgan one of, if not the best, true photo-journalistic wedding photographers in Australia. His ability to capture real moments, with so much emotion and such raw, honest expression, truly blows my mind.</strong></p> <p><strong>I love the conversation we have on this episode, as instead of just talking ‘wedding photography’ in a broad sense. We really just delve deep into only a couple of topics.</strong></p> <p><strong>A theme I’d love to continue more as I have more wedding photographers on this Podcast.</strong></p>
May 6, 2020
<p><strong>Michelle is considered one of the most revered music photographers in Australia. Capturing mind blowingly creative portraits of musicians, for all kinds of mediums such as album artwork, magazines, online etc.</strong></p> <p><strong>We take a change of pace in this episode from the usual ‘wedding transmission’ and chat about how she got into music photography, and how she also manages to make a successful living from that.</strong></p> <p><strong>And we have an awesome chat about how she has channeled all her anxious energy from the Coronavirus, into something really new and positive.</strong></p>
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A 'behind the scenes' look into the wedding world, with Yarra Valley based wedding photographer, Michael Briggs.
Featuring honest and raw conversations with awesome wedding industry professionals, from around the country.
A fun, inspiring and interesting listen for both wedding industry workers, and couples planning their wedding, alike.
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