 Valerie A. Niblack |
Wedding Photography does anyone have any tis for shooting a wedding? I will be shooting with (primaily) two kodak P850s any tips tricks or ideas will be greatly appricated. Thanks Val.
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Stephanie M. Stevens |
google "wedding photography checklist" it'll give you lots of ideas for poses and shots to get.
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Brendan Knell |
Search the Q&A for "Wedding Photography", and you will get a lot of results.
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Colby |
Hi--I have never done a wedding, but a few months aga I shadowed the photographer at my niece's wedding. Before I did, I did some research on the web and the best info I found was John A Lind's web page on doing a wedding. The site is http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedding/. He is also a Betterphoto member and gives tons of great information. Best wishes Colby
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Derek Justin Deming |
If you want it to look interesting then use alot of wide open aperatures. Wide angle to tell a story. Close-up of details that bring emotion to the photo. Nothing posed, looks old fashioned and chezzy. If the backround looks cheap or ugly and you have no other choice blur it. Walk around the couple, find their best angles. Make-um laugh, those are the best.
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Derek Justin Deming |
http://www.fpweddings.com/index.php Shoot shots like this guy, photojournalistic.
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Jerry Frazier |
Hey DJ, thanks. Just shoot from your heart. Find the emotion, and forget about the technical things.
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Valerie A. Niblack |
Thanks everybody! Jerry you pics are awesome!
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Chris Chris |
Judging by your gallery your best bet is to hire someone that has shot a wedding before or you can play russian roulette.
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