Sanjay Jogia of ‘Eye Jogia Photo + Cinema’
‘Eye Jogia’ is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning photography studio who have been featured as one of the World’s 6 Best Wedding Photographers by the global ‘Professional Photographer Magazine’. Sanjay is the only Wedding Ambassador by Canon UK representing the EMEA region, as well as being a Brand Ambassador for X-Rite, Fundy Software, Tether Tools, Loupedeck, Canson Infinity, Eizo Global, and Spiffy Gear and now Light & Motion
Together, Sanjay and his wife Roshni established ‘Eye Jogia Photography’, a successful Luxury Destination Wedding Photography Studio based in Harrow-on-the-Hill - but Sanjay’s self-taught love of photography started at school by developing his own style and approach from a young age with his father’s film Canon AE-1 camera. As a child he wanted to be a Photographer, an Architect and a Car Designer. He has accomplished 2 out of 3… and as for cars, he loves F1, and driving fast cars.
Known for his unconventional creativity in a timeless style, Sanjay travels the world as a Photographer, Educator, Mentor, Judge, Brand and Industry Ambassador. His wedding images are a blend of ‘Reality’ and ‘Fantasy’ - a fashion and movie inspired approach using beauty lighting and posing techniques which are balanced with a sensitive, observant and almost portrait-like documentary approach for the majority of wedding images giving his wedding couples the best of both worlds. Ultimately, he wants to tell the amazing story of all Eye Jogia couples in a way they will cherish with pride.
Sanjay has won over 100 of Print Competition Awards but now is privileged to be invited regularly as a Judge and Chairperson for the largest photography competitions in the world such as WPPI in Las Vegas, for SWPP in London, SM Fotografi in Sweden, and for the British Photography Awards as an Associate amongst various online European competitions.
Sanjay has also proudly represented Team GB in the World Photographic Cup for the past two years with 2 of his images as ‘finalist’.
