Wedding Photography

Wedding Photographer - How To Be Professional And Keep Your Clients Pleased

Photography, requires some amount of visual aesthetic sense and an artistic outlook of life on the whole. Take your photography seriously, to rise quickly from the amateurish level. Be well-versed with the technicalities of photography, for they not only make your task easier but also enhance your work quality, processing and the deliverables. Essentially, the know-how of photographic techniques is what often differentiates a good wedding photographer from an average one.
Sit down with your clients and discuss the plans carefully. Discuss the costs and assure them of your abilities, as a budding professional wedding photographer. Needless to say, you must have the sense of aesthetically pleasing backgrounds. Gather ideas, clarify doubts, if any, ask questions and any concerns that you might have.

Executive Summary of wedding Photography by Dennis John


How to Photograph a Wedding – Groups

Many wedding photographers avoid taking large groups. You should never refuse to shoot a large group, there is always a demand for groups if you pose them correctly.
Most photographers who say there is little money to made with large groups, usually do not have the creativity to pose the groups.
You often see wedding photography where the photographer has posed the group in a long straight line. The effect of walking backwards to make the group fit the frame is that you end up with lots of sky, lots of ground and an unattractive looking group somewhere across the middle of the frame.
There are two methods I advise you to use when shooting big groups.
The first is to shoot from a high angle, for example from a first floor window above the group.


Executive Summary of wedding Photography by Bobby Jones