Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Wedding Photography Tips - Only the Very Brave Will Attempt It

Executive summary about wedding photography tips by Lance Carr


Hire a professional. No? Then read on, reckless fool...

Emotionally, spiritually, intellectually and photographically. You'll need extra memory sticks, extra batteries, a flash outfit, a tripod and a zoom/wide-angle lens. You'll also need a decent photo editing program to produce the finished product in an acceptable form.


ALWAYS shoot for the bride. 99.9% of men don't care.


Get a list of wanted shots. Weddings have about 4 phases: getting dressed, the ceremony, after the ceremony (relaxed shots with the new couple), the reception including the cake and groups of guests.


Shoot a lot. Get the groups. Groups are important but watch out here because semi-inebriated guests will want to be photographed with pot-plants, the foxy waitress, each other, maybe the bride and groom, and towards the end of the evening fascinating cloud formations.


Get the proofs to the bride as fast as possible. Definitely before the divorce.


Get your shots first and party later if anyone is left to party with. Your reputation can be destroyed by a handful of misaimed shots of the bride or her friends. If it sucks delete it. Better safe than sorry.


Helpful Tips in Creating Beautiful Pictures in Your Private Wedding Photography Session


Executive summary about wedding photography tips by Juhlin Youlien


The Phoenix wedding preparations are all set. Wedding vendors are already booked ahead of time including the wedding photography in Phoenix. Do you still need to have a private wedding photography session with you wedding photographer?

Most couples consider hiring a professional for the wedding photos as expensive. The photographer can use different approaches and gentle persuasion so the couple will be more relaxed. Here are a few tips to create wonderful wedding photos that will surely last a lifetime.

• The most important task is to hire a professional wedding photographer that you are comfortable with.


• Plan your photo session in the most flattering time of day.


• It is also advised that you hire the same photographer for the wedding and the photo session so he will be familiar on your best angles.


• Time is the most essential part of a private wedding photo session. If you want to achieve stunning shots, then allot at least an hour for the photo shoot. When looking through samples of the photojournalistic work of the photographer, be aware of your preferences and priorities for the private photo session.

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