The Captivated Frame Photography

This is exactly spot on. I third shot for a whole wedding season (about 15 weddings) to see if I liked weddings as well as to acquire the necessary skills before moving towards second shooting.

Often, potential clients totally underestimate the skills required to photograph a wedding well. It is far more complex than just aiming and pressing a button. Ten hour days are quite common and can feel like a marathon. A fun one, but a marathon none-the-less!

Each venue is totally different, the light can change drastically hour to hour, let alone from the ceremony site to the reception site. Only real life knowledge and experience as well as the right gear will help the photographer get the photos the bride and groom expect.

3 Reasons You’re Not Ready To Shoot A Wedding - And One Way To Fix It I shot my first wedding this year, and wasn’t as prepared as I thought I was. Based on that experience, here’s why you’re not ready to shoot a wedding.

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