I get a lot of questions about equipment and cameras. What kind of camera you get, the kind of equipment you buy is largely dictated by the style of photography you’ll be shooting. Certainly there is a great deal of overlap, but each specific branch of photography is going to mean different equipment choices. So [...]
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Photography Style Influences Gear Choices
Posted by chris on December 12th, 2011
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Tags: canon 5d, d700, portrait photographer, prime lenses, wedding photography 
No Comments »Wedding Photographer’s Survival Kit
Posted by chris on September 5th, 2011
The most stressful photography job imaginable is wedding photography. There’s a reason most photographers who have been doing it for years charge a lot of money. Not only is it stressful at the time, it can be really stressful after the fact when it comes out that you missed the shot of the bride and [...]
Wedding Photography
Posted by chris on June 20th, 2011
I haven’t done an article on wedding photography in a long time because it’s been a while since I shot one. It’s one of the first bread-and-butter markets most photographers venture into first, and, for people like me, one they work diligently to get out of. That is one of the ironies from the perspective [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: cinderella, photo journalist, photographers, portrait artist, wedding photography, weddings No Comments »Wedding Photography
Posted by btighe428 on April 11th, 2011
At some point in your photography career, you may be asked by some willing, potential beau to photograph a wedding. Wedding photographers have to be jacks-of-all-trades. You have to know a lot about many different photographic disciplines, and by the way, you only get one chance at it. There’s no chance to reshoot. Also, that [...]
Make Money Through Photography
Posted by nomadofms on August 27th, 2010
Photography is a wonderful hobby that is enjoyed by millions of people around the world. Although you don’t need to be wealthy to enjoy photography, it certainly helps when it comes time to purchase equipment. Let’s face it, photography can be quite expensive. So how does a person with limited means acquire new equipment? The [...]
Wedding Photography for Amateurs – Part 3
Posted by Rowena on June 26th, 2009
The wedding day is long – it helps to be relaxed yet alert during the day because just when you think you have enough excitement, something else will come up! Remember that if you need more energy, do snack and do keep yourself hydrated throughout the day. Photographing the couple After the formal ceremony, you [...]
Wedding Photography for Amateurs – Part 2
Posted by Rowena on June 24th, 2009
When you are presented with the chance to photograph a wedding there are certain things that you should look out for. Even when a bride and groom say they are looking for something new and modern, the chances are they will still want some traditional photographs and memories. Here are some ideas of what you [...]
Wedding Photography for Amateurs – Part 1
Posted by Rowena on June 22nd, 2009
It is possibly one of the most stressful events you could photograph – the wedding. The summer marks the start of the wedding season, and with the credit crunch affecting people round the world, people are finding it harder to afford seasoned wedding photographers. So you could be a confident amateur photographer or you could [...]
Wedding Photography
Posted by melissa s on September 15th, 2008
A wedding may be a once in a lifetime occasion. The wedding ceremony is a pleasant mix of happiness, fulfillment and feelings of a dream come true. At the same time a wedding ceremony is a mixture of nervousness, uncertainty and high expectations. Unlike other forms of photography, where you can experiment with your work, [...]
