Wedding Photography - Lessons Learned

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Wedding Photography - Lessons Learned

Date Added: December 02, 2009 02:15:37 PM

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After successfully finishing several wedding photography assignments I learned a few valuable things, which I am going to share in this article. Here you will find out what the guiding list of shots to consider while doing wedding photography and how to be better prepared to the wedding day. In addition to that I want to share some ways that helped me to produce better photographs and finally made my clients happy. This article though is more about photography techniques, not the business ones. And I should add that the article mostly regards to the photojournalistic style of the wedding photography, when the photographer is transparent and unobtrusive.

By the way as my life goes and I find out some things, I will try to find time and add here a few lines about new ways to shoot weddings. This is the "Second Edition" of this article, which before was called "My Wedding Photography Experience".

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