Wedding photography techniques for photographers. Photographing a wedding, find out the secrets of a professional. Includes events and groups. Increase Your Photography Skill and Confidence Level Quickly and Easily With These Top Professional Secrets that Will Change Your Approach to Profitable Wedding, Group and Portraiture Photography …”
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Everyone wants their wedding to be perfect and some couples may place unreasonable expectations on their photographer. But Marc and Sylvia Day would have settled for their snapper to get people’s heads in frame and perhaps not shoot the three-year-old bridesmaid without her clothes on. The newlyweds were so distraught at the results that...
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The excellent phototus has these great top ten tips for wedding photography photo credit: smcgee Step 1 Get in touch with the happy couple to make sure you know exactly what they want from the day. They may want you to be around all day taking candid shots at the service and reception, or...
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A great post from Jeff Ascough The famous Robert Capa quotation “If your pictures aren’t good enough, you aren’t close enough” is so apt when it comes to people photography, and yet wedding photographers seem to have a fascination with long telephoto lenses. One of the most used lenses for wedding photography is the...
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Christina Dickson has a great post about photographing a group photo at a wedding. photo credit: shutupyourface I started with a group of bridesmaids. “All right, you lovely ladies please come here.” I placed them in the very middle, between the pillars. Next I pulled out my benches to create additional levels and placed...
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digital-photography-school Has a great list of Shots you must take at a Wedding Shoot. photo credit: sarah xic 1. Prep Shots – Bride & Groom 2. The Dress – Hanging or Draped 3. The North Window Shot – Bride facing out northern most window 4. Bride walking down stairs 5. Bride looking out (window...
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With the credit crunch forcing many of us to tighten our belts and the average wedding reportedly costing £20,000, a recent survey claims that nearly 75% of betrothed couples have put their nuptials on hold due to a lack of funds. Nearly a third of those questioned by online jeweller jpdiamonds.co.uk say recession-linked money...
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