 Jennifer |
First Wedding Reception My sisters best friend is having a wedding on New Years, which will be inside. She have a photographer for the ceremony and will stay for a little bit of the reception, but asked me to take pictures of the reception. I said Yes. I am a college student who is earning a batchers degree in photography. I first discovered in I like taking picture in 2003 when my older sister go married ( I was the brides maids)and I had a cheep 1.0 pix digital camera and took great shoots at the wedding. I do not have a portfolio. I do no know where to begin. I have a Nikon N80 and 28-105 lens. I have a few questions: 1.How do I right up an agreement for B&G?What do I say in the agreement? 2.How much film should I need?How much shots shoot should I promise? Will fuji 200 speed work 3.What flash should I purchase? 4. How should I right up the receipt ( like a list of where the money is going.)?How much should I charge? Thank you for your help,
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BetterPhoto Member |
First of all don't drink at the reception, or you might not get your batchers egree
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Samuel Smith |
jennifer, i did a search last year on free wedding photography info,there were sooo many sites I spent several hours and several days just going through them.just about everything you asked here. don't use your on camera flash,redeye. or you could search this site for some of the questions and answers,reviews on flashes,andfilm types. have you been to the reception hall?,know what time of day?,what kind of lighting? take 2x the amount of filmand don't forget spare batteries.backup camera?
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