your guide to the secrets of wedding photography

40 Places to Showcase Your Photography Portfolio and Win More Clients

Posted Tue, 06/16/2009 - 13:04 by Neil

If you are looking for a perfect way of improving the image of your company to your target market and increasing your reach in the market then your online presence is one of the variables that you should focus on. The Internet is one powerful tool for your company in order to connect with people who can help you grow your business. It provides the media where you can showcase your work not only to advertise but also to project a good reputation and positive image of your company to your target clientele.

A Complete Guide On How To Choose a Wedding Photography Camera

Posted Wed, 05/27/2009 - 10:32 by Neil

The camera is obviously one of the most important items in your list of “must-haves” if you are dead serious in pursuing a career as a successful wedding photographer. Nonetheless, it is important to remember that selecting the appropriate camera is just one of the things that you must consider when starting out in the business of wedding photography. You should remember the golden rule: A good camera does necessarily make a good photographer.  

How To Choose A Lens - Understanding Your Lens Requirement

Posted Mon, 05/25/2009 - 09:23 by Neil

Are you planning on investing in lenses to go with your digital SLR camera? If so, then you should start choosing which lenses are the best for your camera. When choosing, there are some important factors you should consider, such as the lens quality, image resolution, the maximum lens opening or the amount of light that the lens can transmit, the focusing range or how close to your subject you can get, and the amount of magnification possible, which is simply the zooming function of a zoom lens.

Torn Between Two Formats? JPEG versus Raw Image Files in Wedding Photography

Posted Tue, 05/12/2009 - 09:54 by Neil

If you're not a newbie wedding photographer anymore, you might already be set in your ways when it comes to your workflow while covering weddings. As you go to more and more wedding events, your style as a photographer comes through and your personal stamp in every photo will be easy to recognize.

If you can’t take the heat

Posted Wed, 05/06/2009 - 11:30 by Neil

Typically when we got to a job interview, we put our best foot and face forward. There are lots of smiles and nods. We tend to agree with everything that the person interviewing us says. We laugh at their jokes and tell them everything they want to hear, even if it’s not exactly the full version of the truth. Sad but true, this is the way things are in today’s economy.

Getting help when you need it

Posted Wed, 05/06/2009 - 11:24 by Neil

Wedding photography stands apart from every other kind of photography. You will be capturing the most important and cherished moments of a couples lives on film, creating a permanent memory for them that cannot fade or falter with time or with age. The images you capture will be passed down through generations and will be a priceless link between generations. This is a heavy burden of responsibility to encounter alone.

Cutting back without anyone noticing

Posted Wed, 05/06/2009 - 11:19 by Neil

Today’s economy has a stronghold on the purse strings of every bride to be. While most young ladies dream of lavish weddings with all the bells and whistles from the time they enter preschool, the reality is that everyone is making cutbacks in their spending habits. Engaged couples know that their wedding photos are one of the most important aspects of their celebrated day. With this in mind, many photographers have been lowering their rates in an attempt to maintain a steady flow of business.

Tips to Remember when Taking Portrait Photos

Posted Wed, 04/29/2009 - 13:23 by Neil

Even if you’re not a fan of the ‘posed’ pictures in wedding photography, you cannot deny the fact that a portrait – wherein either the bride or the groom’s face is captured on close-up range – is one of the best ways to capture emotions in a wedding.

In order for you to take great portrait photos when covering weddings, here are a few tips that you need to keep in mind:

Being a Good Wedding Photographer Requires the Right Accessories

Posted Wed, 04/29/2009 - 13:15 by Neil

I usually don’t recommend purchasing DSLR cameraaccessories to hobbyists but if you are thinking about having a career in wedding photography, then purchasing such items is a must.

Some of the must-have accessories for a good wedding photographer are a back-up camera, a lot of fully charged batteries, extra memory cards just in case you run out and some equipment that you can use to amp up your lighting.

Ideas that Make the Wedding Ceremony Evergreen

Posted Sat, 03/14/2009 - 05:38 by Neil

Wedding Photography Ideas:

For making a wedding ceremony a memorable one, one should have a lot of wedding photography ideas so that the stills do not look monotonous and carries a deeper meaning of it. The wedding photography ideas should always be such that it reflects the personality of the bride and groom. There are many wedding photography ideas that one can have thanks to books, studio owners, experts, websites etc.

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