Widely regarded as one of the top five best wedding photographers in the world, Jerry Ghionis is based in Las Vegas, USA and Melbourne, Australia and travels frequently on international photography assignments and speaking engagements. With the flair of a fashion designer and the ingenuity of an architect, his style can be described where vintage glamour meets contemporary fashion. Renowned for his creativity, he not only has the ability to capture natural magic on your wedding day but he creates magic of his own. His love and empathy for people creates powerful visual storytelling. With the innate ability to make everyone look and feel beautiful in front of his camera, Jerry’s images are often simple yet a complex blend of soul, drama, imagination and technical skill. Whether he is shooting a glamour session, lifestyle portrait or boudoir beauty, Jerry has the ability to bring out the best in any situation.
A Nikon USA Ambassador, Jerry was named in the first ever list of Top Ten Wedding Photographers in the World by American Photo Magazine. Grand Master of WPPI (Wedding & Portrait Photographers International) and the most awarded photographer of that organization, Jerry has won their International Wedding Album of the Year Award for eight times among his long list of accolades and WPPI also included Jerry in their Top Five Wedding Photographers in the World. Jerry has won the AIPP (Australian Institute of Professional Photography) Victorian Wedding Photographer of the Year for 3 times and was also named as the 2011 Australian Wedding Photographer of the Year by the AIPP. For four times Jerry has achieved the PPA (Professional Photographers of America) Diamond Level Photographer of the Year Award. In 2009 Jerry won the SWPP (Society of Wedding and Portrait Photographers) Photographer of the Year Award among 10 major awards. In 2011 Jerry was named by PDN Magazine as one of the top photography workshop instructors in the world. In 2014, Jerry received a United Nations IPC (International Photography Community) Photography Leadership Award. In 2016, Jerry won the AIPP Australian Album of the Year for the third time and was named the AIPP Australian Fashion Photographer of the Year. In 2017, Jerry became one of the youngest Grand Master of the AIPP which makes him only one of 2 people in the world who have achieved the title of Grand Master of WPPI and the AIPP.
Creator of the Ice Society, a photography training site, and designer of the Ice Light, a revolutionary LED continuous light, one of Jerry’s passions is the creation of his non-profit charity, the Soul Society, which he co-founded with his wife, Melissa. Their charity was created with the purpose of caring for poor, homeless and orphaned children in third world countries, one soul at a time. In 2014, Jerry reinvented the staple in every photographer’s tool kit with the Omega Reflector. Manufactured by Westcott, it creates gorgeous beauty lighting as the world’s first 10-in-1 shoot through reflector. In 2015 Jerry celebrated his 22 year career as a professional photographer by releasing his second book, Darling, that showcases over 200 of Jerry’s iconic wedding, portrait, fashion and boudoir photographs set against a backdrop of his philosophy on life, love and photography.
He continues to raise the benchmark of excellence as an artist who is admired and respected by his peers and loved by his clients.
Jerry is available for wedding, portrait, fashion, special event and speaking engagements anywhere in the world.
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