2 月 23rd, 2010
I made some shots in the last weeks – please tell me if you think they are good:
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from: Naylises Blog
A few years ago, you could hire a great wedding photographer for $2000-$3000. These days, people are spending more on their photographer, and it’s not unusual to pay $5000+ for an amazing professional photographer for full day coverage with an album and disc. Why is it ‘so expensive’? There is a difference between amazing photography and poor photography. The talent of a true professional photographer can be the difference between ho-hum photos and stunning images of your most important day. Wedding photography is one field where you do get what you pay for.
Gone are the days of stiff portraits after a traditional ceremony. Many brides now want documentary-style coverage of their wedding. However, not everyone wants photos of getting ready. Or, your budget might not allow for hiring a pro for the whole day. Rather than hiring a mediocre photographer for the whole day, consider spending a bit extra and hiring a professional for less time.
To some brides a disc is important, to some it is not. If you are a bride who values having a digital archive of your photos and the ability to print what you want, check to see if the disc is included, or if there is an extra charge. If the initial package price is low but there are fees after the fact, this may affect how a photographer will fit into your budget. Also, understand that there is a difference between a disc of high-resolution files that you can print to a large size, or downsized files (or low resolution) that can only be used for the web or small prints.
You may have intentions of printing off wedding photos for your friends and family, or putting together your own wedding album. However, many brides find that after the wedding life gets busy, priorities shift, and the disc of wedding images gets put on the shelf. Also, technologies change and that disc will eventually be obsolete or may deteriorate. A good quality album will safeguard your memories for years. You should ensure your budget has enough room for a professional wedding album.
You can combine other items from your budget, such as a guest book, thank you cards, and even invitations into your photography budget. Ask your photographer to do custom extras with your engagement and wedding photos.
A photographer works just as hard on a Saturday in the summer as on a Sunday in December. You shouldn’t necessarily expect a discount if you’re not getting married on a Saturday.
Don’t forget that it’s okay to stretch your budget if you fall in love with your photographer. You’ll spend the whole day with them and you want to make sure that you have the best experience possible.
Article Written by Shandro Photo in Edmonton, AB
You can contact them if you want more information on wedding photography at:
Phone: 780.423.1816
Email: info@shandrophoto.com
Website: www.shandrophoto.com
To view their latest weddings, check out the Shandro Photo blog at blog.shandrophoto.com
This isn't breaking or significant news, but if you enjoy a good, old-fashioned celebrity feud-turned-melee caught on tape, you might enjoy the video below!
Travis Barker and his friends were threatening paparazzi outside a Calabasas, Calif., restaurant recently, although the reason the incident started is unclear.
The drummer and his posse were allegedly spitting at celebrity gossip cameramen, hitting the camera and, according to one man, slashing a photog's tires.
It is believed that Travis Barker first got into it with a photographer on his way into the restaurant, but neither photographer in the video is that individual.
In the video, Travis starts out screaming, “Where's your homeboy?”
The photographers claimed that one of their phones was stolen by Barker's crew. When one confronted Travis' friends about it, a guy can be heard saying:
“F**king fa**ot motherf**ker, no one has your gay ass phone.”
Classy gay slurs. Didn't John Mayer teach these guys anything?
After a few more minutes of arguing, and the arrival of cops, no arrests were made, but a vandalism report was taken and people were really, really pissed!
Watch the action for yourself after the jump, but beware, much of the language you will hear is profane, and the camera shakes a lot. You may get dizzy:
There are a lot of different themes a wedding may have, therefore, anyone can also get as many promptings or recommendations as to the direction of photography that will be used to cover the occasion. Of course, the Internet is one such humongous source of these tips but it doesn’t mean, however, that everything that comes from it should be followed. After all, anyone can pose as a knowledgeable and expert photographer giving you all those suggestions. Turns out the guy’s even probably a neophyte, so be discriminate when it comes to heeding advice, especially from “photographers” you don’t even know. Basic rules we should follow never change, though. So start out with always looking into the background of the person who claims he can make your wedding a photographic masterpiece. Don’t even believe anyone who shows you photos he claims he shot. Don’t just believe things you read. Anyone can write anything and try to sound confident. Unless you are convinced that you’re actually hearing it from a certified pro, don’t believe just yet. And do not circumscribe your choices to your immediate locality. Some photographers accept bookings across the states so, for example, if you’re in Nevada, you can go for a Portland wedding photographer if you think he’s really the one you can be most surefooted with. Naturally, even a nice-looking website that supposedly showcases a photographer’s portfolio can be a hoax. Don’t rush and always sit through one portfolio after the next. You’ll somehow find or not find a level of consistency with the approach to the photography. Photographers usually have their own distinct style just like any other painter would have his unique touch on all of his paintings. If the photos don’t look logical at all, those are probably not one person’s work. Obviously, such as site has been created to deceive people into booking for a photographer who may not really have any experience to be proud of. It also wouldn’t mean that just for the reason that you’re confident about a photographer you’ve finally decided to hire, you can’t give your inputs or suggestions yourself. Everybody wants a certain touch to anything they feel strongly about. If it’s your wedding, you may have specific things in mind regarding how you would like the photography to go. Don’t hesitate to discuss this with whomever you have hired with confidence. You certainly can make suggestions as to what type of pose or lighting you would like for certain portions of the ceremony. Of course, when the expert seems to be not sold to the idea, you’re better off believing him because if he is, indeed, an expert, he would know what works and what doesn’t. Since you’re no expert yourself (unless you are), open yourself to the advice of a person you have insured to be of considerable skill, experience and knowledge to make him capable, indeed, of turning your wedding into a beautiful movie of photographs. If you’re in Oregon, a Portland wedding photography expert could give you exactly what you have in mind for your special day. Get online and with patience find a photographer who can work with you on making this day the most invaluable it can be.
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