Remember the memories after the death of life, a funeral photographer who lives towards death

We have never heard of wedding photographers, but are there any funeral photographers? The answer is yes.

In China, due to cultural and religious reasons, funeral photography is not accepted by the public, so there is no way to talk about funeral photographers.

Chinese people are also relatively taboo about death.

But it is not uncommon abroad. In Asia, such as South Korea and Japan, there are many such professions.

In the West, funerals play a very important role in a person's life, so there is not only funeral photography, but also a series of supporting funeral services, such as funeral albums, venue decoration, etc.

Since funeral photography is more difficult than other ceremony photography, the proportion of this profession in the West is relatively small, but the income is naturally higher.

There are many well-known brands in this industry. Let’s get to know them today.

Mattox is a family that has been engaged in funeral photography since 1961. It has been in existence for more than fifty years, primarily serving military families with burials at Arlington Cemetery. It served as the funeral photographer for former US President John F. Kennedy.

Mattox Photography

Mattox Photography

In terms of personal branding, Australia’s John Slaytor is relatively famous. He began to use the Internet to promote himself very early, and gradually accepted interviews from many magazines.

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

Beautiful funeral photos are real Very beautiful.

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

even has a sense of style.

John Slaytor

Or funny.

John Slaytor

And funeral photography doesn’t have to be black and white, color is just as great.

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor

John Slaytor