If you're a photographer (an enthusiast or a pro), you'll eventually be asked to photograph a wedding: a task that's both a privilege an
If you’re a photographer (an enthusiast or a pro), you’ll eventually be asked to photograph a wedding: a task that’s both a privilege and a challenge. You’re capturing one of life’s most significant milestones. You’re shooting an event filled with unpredictable moments that can’t be re-created, and you need to be involved without being intrusive. It’s a balancing act that professional wedding photographers work hard to perfect.
In this course, Our experienced trainers will share experiences and creative insights, all liberally illustrated with examples from weddings that he has photographed. The course begins with details on preproduction—your gear and equipment decisions and the importance of talking to the bride and groom about their goals for your photographs. It also explores some key strategies for documenting the ceremony and the celebration afterwards. Lastly, Chris reviews some postproduction strategies for enhancing your images and delivering them to the happy couple.
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