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Here is a great promotional video from wedding photographer Kristen Spencer. In it, she tells the audience (potential wedding clients) the top 5 things they should look for with wedding photography. Enjoy the video, and I’ll see you over at www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business coaching (P.S. month 11 is coming soon, and in it I’m giving instruction on creating your very own promotional video!)
Enjoy the following videos of a wedding photographer at work. When you are ready for more, be sure to check out the “Dream Team” of wedding photographers by clicking on the image below.
Here is another “photographer at work” video showing an engagement session. This photographer looks like he is fun to work with! Enjoy the video, and be sure to stop by www.shuttermomuniversity.com for more photography business tips and coaching.
Ready to make more money with your portrait photography? A themed fairy portrait event is the way to go! Go to www.fairyportraitmagic.com to find out more.
Are you an aspiring wedding photographer? Maybe you already are a pro wedding photographer searching for new ideas and inspiration. Either way, I came across this fabulous learning tool and wanted to share it with all of you.
From the site:
You are invited to spend a day following twelve of the best wedding photographers in the industry as they give you extraordinary wedding photography tips while showing you how to photograph a perfect wedding.
On May 11, 2009, approximately 100 photographers from all over Florida arrived at the Serenata Beach Club for the filming of the Dream Team Wedding Photographers Seminar.
The Dream Team Wedding Photographers video takes your through a (mock) wedding from start to finish. Each photographer demonstrates their unique style on how they photograph a specific part of the wedding day.
Watch as the photographers show you a variety of techniques used to create some of the most amazing wedding-day images.
Getting Ready
Julie Hughes kicks off the video photographing the bride as she prepares for the special day, including all the special details that are always so important to the bride.
Glamour Bridal Portraits
Next, Rick Ferro demonstrates how even the dullest, most difficult area to work with can be transformed. He pulls it off in his signature style photographing glamour bridal portraits in a very small equipment storage room just to show you really can create beautiful portraits just about anywhere.
Formal Groom Portraits
Peggy McAteer presents her segment on the formal groom portraits incorporating another important detail to the day – the car that the bride and groom leave in – an antique car brought in for this special shoot.
Bride with Bridesmaids
Mario Munoz, Jr. brings you back inside to cool down and demonstrate how he interacts and photographs the bride and bridesmaids.
Groom with Groomsmen
Following Mario’s segment, Krystal and Matt Radlinski talk about their techniques when working outdoors with the groom and groomsmen for their portraits.
Couple Portraits
Our beautiful bride and handsome groom then join Sherri Ebert as she demonstrates her style of photographing some very romantic couple portraits.
Family & Bridal Party Group Shots
Next is Susan Michal who shares her style of photographing and posing the entire bridal party for the group portraits.
Here’s a video to give you a sneak peek:
Ready to claim your copy? Click on the image below to go to the Studio Styles website (once there, click on the “home” tab, then scroll down to the bottom of the page where you’ll find the “Dream Team Wedding Photographers” video link.
Hi Everyone! Found this article from BBC News about a couple who sued their wedding photographer for “shoddy” coverage. The article asks the question, “How hard is it to photograph a wedding?” The answer: more difficult than most people think (and speaking from personal experience, I believe wedding photography is the most difficult type of photography there is!) Enjoy the article here:
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