Die ultimativen Geheimnisse der Hochzeitsfotografie
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Everyone can be a wedding photographer. Somehow. And somehow not. It is a very special area of photography, where pretty much all requirements from other fields come together. We need a bit of architecture photography, fashion and – of course - portrait photography, event photography – definitely - sometimes it even has hints of doing a photo story in a war zone. Mix that all with a bit of psychology, the tasks of a wedding planner and simply being a solid rock. You’ll see that we can do everything. Somehow. And as we face that many different challenges, there are a lot of mysterious insights. And I’m about to share those insights with you here. So here they are - true, uncensored and always to be taken with a grain of salt: The secrets of wedding photography. #weddingphotographysecrets #protips
Wedding photographers do a lot at the same time - preliminary talks and coffee, image editing for Netflix, dinner and Instagram. But even when working at weddings, many things happen at the same time that you have to take care of ...
Available light photography sounds easy. Work with what's there. But that doesn't always work. Sometimes it's simply too dark. So how can wedding photographers cope with insufficient, bad or boring light?Well, you do what you do all the time in wedding photography: improvise! We simply take "Available Light" literally.
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Your big day and it's raining. Bad luck for your wedding photos. Naaah. Not really. Some raindrops won't kill you. But they make a beautiful backdrop for wonderful wedding photos.
Colourful LED light and wedding photography - it makes great atmosphere on the dancefloor, but it will stress you during postproduction. So what shall we do?
Wedding day, traffic jam and the bridal couple is late for the wedding portraits and daylight is already gone. Apocalypse or big chance? Make an educated guess!
Schedule blown, dinner already waiting and no portraits yet - so what's to do? No problem if you've got a motivated couple and some nice evening light.