A few top tips for helping you to prepare for a wet wedding: Purchase colourful wellington boots. Preferably colours that will go with your wedding theme, these can look great on your wedding photos. Have some umbrellas to hand: I … Continue reading →
In a previous post, I did say to never use a flash during a wedding ceremony, but there are always exceptions to the rules. When photographing an outdoor ceremony that is backlit, sometimes it may be beneficial to have a … Continue reading →
Why and when did you decide that you wanted to get into wedding photography? I became fed up of working the nine to five; I am quite a creative individual and prefer to create pieces of art and more self-fulfilling … Continue reading →
Perhaps you would like to know how to increase the quality of your photos or you are thinking of beginning a career in photography. Either way, your timing is impeccable. The tips in this article will get you on your … Continue reading →
There will be hundreds of special moments on the wedding day that you as the photographer must notice and capture. Certain events, such as the vows and walking down the aisle cannot be repeated, so give yourself a good position … Continue reading →
One of the biggest questions I’ve wondered is this: why is there such a lack of basic information on how to photograph weddings? Why do all of the wedding photography books I have seem to offer so little on how … Continue reading →
When discussing the finer details with your chosen photographer Agree a specific list of the important people in the wedding party. Inform the photographer in advance so they can check all the key photographs have been done. Don’t forget the … Continue reading →
Here’s a short and sweet video in which famed wedding photographer Joe Buissink shares some advice regarding the “psychology” of wedding photography, or how to capture genuine emotions and expressions on camera. The tips he shares are useful for other … Continue reading →