My name is Justin Hill, & I’m a documentary wedding photographer.
I specialise in all day wedding coverage, & my style is a creative blend of modern wedding photojournalism with fun, natural portraits.
I love to photograph the moments & details that define the story of your wedding day, and I believe that these photos should reflect something personal, something beautiful, and something meaningful about you and your partner.
This is why I do not shoot ‘mock’ wedding anything.
I simply capture images that tell a real story about real people.
Based in Melbourne, Australia, I am inspired by everyday life, and available for work both nationally & internationally. So, if you like my images and the stories behind them, please contact me and I'll get back to you asap.
Until then, have a great day!
Email: info@dekujiphoto.com
Ph: +61 413995028
And what does Dekuji mean? The answer is just over here
Devi & Frank. Poet’s Lane. Melbourne. Winter 2010
I had an awesome day up in the Dandenong Ranges, shooting with my good buddy, Robb Duncan from Pixxil Photography.
Here’s one frame from this amazing wedding, and easily one of my favourite images from this year.
Enjoy!
Please feel free to leave a comment or contact me if you have a wedding inquiry.
More to come…
Hey everybody!
From time to time, I would like to use this space to show some of my personal work alongside the weddings, portraits, and other events I photograph. The image I’ve chosen for today is a Melbourne street somewhere near the Southbank district, and due to some new ridiculous council copyright laws, it is going to be harder and harder to photograph around the city of Melbourne without having to make a down payment to the council for the free act of taking a photo….
This new legislation has been heavily enforced up in Sydney, especially around the iconic Sydney Opera House. World renowned Aussie landscape photographer Ken Duncan is staging a protest rally & mass photo shoot at Campbell’s Grove, Sydney, on the 29th of August. If you interested in supporting this worthy cause, more info can be found at the Arts Freedom Australia website here: Rally for Concerned Photographers. BYO Tripods & Kodak Tri-X film.
Here’s the image for today. Processed in lightroom, texture and final details added in Photoshop.
Cheers,
J.
Hey friends!
This is just a quick blog post from my travel archives… I shot this frame last year in Prague, and it really stood out when I was recently looking for some inspiration. So I fired up Lightroom for the basic treatment, and then tweaked a bit more in Photoshop, and here it is…
Shot with Canon 40D, 24-70L f/2.8.
Feel free to leave a comment below if you like the image.
And please contact me if you are interested in my photography packages.
Cheers.
J.
Ok, so it’s definately time to kick start the blog back into action, so I’ve chosen this image from a recent reception.
All I can say is that this guy was incredible – he could make just about anything from his balloons, including animals, flower bouquets, music instruments (I have no idea how!) and lastly, this Canon 1DS camera with a white 70-200 lens, which has sadly deflated now…
Shot with a Canon 5d MK II, 35 L f/1.4, at Angela & Mike’s wedding reception.
Flagstaff Lawn Bowls Club, Melbourne.
A few candid frames from Anthony & Sarah’s wedding day.
I was second shooting at a recent wedding with Troy from Outtram Photography. and I absolutely love second shooting this part of the day! It’s an awesome feeling when you’re able to focus on the moment and capture frames like this!
Feel free to leave a comment below and please contact me if you have a wedding inquiry.
And on a personal note, at 7.30am this morning, I became an uncle for the first time. Which is just Awesome!
Cheers!
J.
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