Ken Mendoza, a San Francisco-based photographer, represented World Cup Winner, Team USA in the wedding photography category for their 2022 winning effort. It was the first World Cup win for the Americans, since 2018. The 10 year old competition, World Photographic Cup intends to celebrate professional photography, across genres, with the best photographers from 40 countries across continents.
Ken Mendoza, the founder of San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photography and the co-founder of Duendephoto, celebrates the 2022 World Photography Cup award. His photography depicts him as a passionate wedding and engagement photographer with the inspiration to create the best photographs celebrating the current state of art of wedding /engagement photography. Ken Mendoza has the enthusiasm to make each picture perfect. Ken has taken many award-winning photos, many captured at the City Hall. He has over 100 international awards, from such prestigious competitions as WPPI (Wedding Portrait Photography International), World Photographic Cup, PPA (Professional Photographers of America), WPE (Wedding Photographers Europe) and Asia WPA (Asia Wedding Portrait Association).
San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photography’s images are known for their aesthetic beauty, dramatic lighting and personal connection. City Hall has many attractive birdcage elevators, massive chandeliers, oak panels, Italian marble floors, natural light skylights and world class architecture. San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photography is the most popular place for weddings with its well-known parts, the Grand Staircase and Rotunda.
San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photographer – Ken Mendoza has taken many award-winning photographs at the City Hall, including works “A of Palace for Two”, “Angel of Light and many others. Mendoza encourages young photographers to strive and achieve the best. He is a mentor and judge for photography competitions for the Professional Photographers of the Wine Country, based in Sonoma Valley.
Wedding Portrait Photography International (WPPI) is the most prestigious international competition in wedding & portrait photography. Ken Mendoza has won 20 WPPI awards earning him the prestigious Master of WPPI designation in 2022. Less than 200 photographers worldwide across all genres, have achieved this status in the 30 year illustrious history of the competition. Ken Mendoza feels highly honored and happy to have won the prestigious award and always strives to make more award-winning photographs that create an impact, adding beauty to world and his client’s lives. Ken Mendoza is proactive in providing top-quality images always competing . He looks forward to representing Team USA in the future, and continues to engage in the best competitions between top photographers worldwide.
Ken Mendoza says awards are one thing and prioritizes the joy and satisfaction of his clients. Ken achieves new heights of excellence with the belief and devoted attitude to bring a smile to couples’ faces. The wedding day is one of the most significant occasions for couples. Ken Mendoza travels worldwide for weddings from Yosemite to India, helping couples capture the notable moments of their big day. He understands that all couples are unique and need specific requirements from the photographs on their big day. Those interested can reach out to the San Francisco City Hall Award Winning Photographer to get a quote for the services they need.
San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photography is located at 100 Pine St Ste. 1250-450, San Francisco, CA, 94111, US. For additional information, call +1 415-735-6385 or visit the company’s website.
Media Contact
Company Name
San Francisco City Hall Wedding Photography
Contact Name
Ken Mendoza
Phone
+1 415-735-6385
Address
100 Pine St Ste. 1250-450
City
San Francisco
State
CA
Postal Code
94111
Country
United States
Website
https://www.sanfranciscocityhallweddingphotography.com/
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