Wedding photography >> is considered very important because these are the very special moments in life we want to capture and remember forever. Portrait photography is especially important in wedding photography and there are more to the wedding and finding the perfect photographer. Below are several tips.

Set expectations with the Couple Show them your work/style. Find out what they are wanting to achieve, how many shots they want, what key things they want to be recorded, how the shots will be used (print etc). Shoot the small details Photograph rings, backs of dresses, shoes, flowers, table settings, menus etc - these help give the end album an extra dimension. Flick through a wedding magazine in a news stand for a little inspiration Use Two Cameras Beg, borrow, hire or steal an extra camera for the day - set it up with a different lens. I try to shoot with one wide angle lens (great for candid shots and in tight spaces (particularly before the ceremony in the preparation stage of the day) and one longer lens (it can be handy to have something as large as 200mm if you can get your hands on one - I use a 70-200mm) . Consider a Second Photographer Having a second backup photographer can be a great strategy. It means less moving around during ceremony and speeches, allows for one to capture the formal shots and the other to get candid shots. It also takes a little pressure off you being ‘the one’ to have to get every shot! Learn how to Use Diffused Light The ability to bounce a flash or to diffuse it is key. You’ll find that in many churches that light is very llow. If you’re allowed to use a flash (and some churches don’t allow it) think about whether bouncing the flash will work (remember if you bounce off a colored surface it will add a colored cast to the picture) or whether you might want to buy a flash diffuser to soften the light. Consider Your Backgrounds One of the challenges of weddings is that there are often people going everywhere - including the backgrounds of your shots. Particularly with the formal shots scope out the area where they’ll be taken ahead of time looking for good backgrounds. Continuous Shooting Mode Having the ability to shoot a lot of images fast is very handy on a wedding day so switch your camera to continuous and use it. Sometimes it’s the shot you take a second after the formal or posed shot when everyone is relaxing that really captures the moment! Have Fun Weddings are about celebrating - they should be fun. The more fun you have as the photographer the more relaxed those you are photographing will be. Perhaps the best way to loosen people up is to smile as the photographer.

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