Rob Adams – Make More Money With Video by Upselling
With all the photographers and videographers entering the wedding sector, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of companies in larger, more …
05/01/2015
Laurin Thienes – Post-Production In Wedding Photography: Identifying Trends
I shot my first wedding on Kodak Porta 400VC. I went through about nine rolls of film totaling about 300 frames.
05/01/2015
Blair Phillips – The 8 Keys to Loving Weddings Forever
Most every photographer has shot a wedding at some point. And many photographers who have shot weddings say they’ll never …
05/01/2015
Michael Corsentino – One-Light Location Bridal Portraits
There’s no perfect camera-setting recipe for every scenario. Every situation is different. The guidelines here will help get you in the…
05/01/2015
Joe Switzer – How to Approach Film This Wedding Season
Big changes are happening just in time for wedding season. Every year as we approach the first wedding of the year, my team and I
05/01/2015
Alissa Zimmerman – The Second Shooter: The Real Talent on Wedding Day
For me, wedding days are my time to do what I love most. I’m not a quiet person, by any means, but I hate being in any kind of
05/01/2015
Erica Jensen – Focusing on the Right Things: What to Look for-and Why
Weddings are boring. There, I said it. They’re choreographed events that follow a scripted timeline. Girl gets ready. Boy gets ready.
05/01/2015
Lori Nordstrom – 4 Vendor Marketing Tips for High-End Weddings
Ah, the wedding day. Many photographers get their start in the industry shooting them. Having a nice camera these days puts you in…
05/01/2015
Phillip Blume – Bridging the Cultural Gap: Ethnic Weddings 101
Regardless of what genre of photography you specialize in, to operate as an artist outside your cultural comfort zone is a challenge.
05/01/2015
Michael Anthony – Turning the Ordinary Into Extraordinary
Wedding photography is a competitive field. In addition to the challenges of excelling in a saturated field, wedding shooters often …
05/01/2015
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