Posts Tagged ‘photography’
Friday, September 25th, 2009
by Sally Wong
You are creating something that people will keep for years to come. You are capturing a very special moment in people’s lives. Guaranteeing quality and highly skilled photography is something every bride and groom wants. If you choose to be a wedding photographer you can make a lot of money by doing so. As well as the money though there is the risk that you must manage well.
A disclaimer should be included in a well written up first time contract. A disclaimer is something that can prevent you from being sued later on. There are a few reason you should not be held accountable for and they are failure of equipment, miss placed pictures after they were sent away, and photos that do not develop properly. You do not want to be sued for breaching your contract.
Now with that said you should also include how many pictures are to be taken and how long you will be photographing for and what hourly rate will be. Include how much the cost of development is and the cost of the album. Make sure you discuss with your clients what their requirements are. They might want a certain person or family they would like pictures of since they don’t get to see them often, so that should be discussed as well if it is an issue.
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Friday, September 18th, 2009
Taking food photos is an artform. It takes a lot of experience to get it right. Non-the-less here are some simple tips to help.
Lighting the scene
Light is obviously the tool of a photographer second to the camera itself. Getting this right is always the trick with any kind of photography. With food photography though it is super important. Get it wrong and no amount of photoshop work will bring the picture to life.
Using Props
With food photography props often save the day. The reason restaurants use big and fancy plates to serve food on is because we eat first with our eyes! Choosing the right props for a food shot is imperative. Get it right – masterpiece. Get it wrong – roll up your sleeves and start again.
If you do a lot of food photography then shopping at second hand markets can be a great way to build your box of props. You can pick up expensive items like large pots and dishes and vases for a few dollars and a smile. If you do not do much then you may have to go shopping for what you need and bill the client!
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Friday, September 4th, 2009
The wedding couple are the two most important people on a wedding day. To get some excellent portraits, the photographer should seclude the wedding couple from the celebration for a while to capture the intimate moments after the ceremony. Not only will you get your pictures but this will give they wedding couple some time away from the celebration as well.
There is an amount of time that the photographer will been to spend with the bride and groom for the portrait session. On the wedding day it doesn’t always happen because it is rare to have time on the actual day of the wedding. The time taken for pictures can well vary from an hour to no time at all. It can take up to an hour for the photographer to take the pictures.
When is the best time to take aside the bride and groom for some quality time with the photographer?
Since the couple will still look fresh, most photographers believe that the window before the reception is suitable for the portraits.
Sometimes the bride and groom would want to start the portrait shoot even before the ceremony says Bradley Hanson, award winning photographer. When the bride is getting ready is when he usually starts photographing.
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Wednesday, August 26th, 2009
by Peter Wong
If you focus on event photography you can make quite a bit of money. It is a varied and widely sought after field of photography.
How to do it
The key trick is in choosing your market slice. You must choose a slice of the market where people want to keep memories alive in print. It must also be an event that is hard to capture for a not professional so that they will need your services.
One idea is to go to kids sports events. Get permission from the coach to click pics for the parents watching and then start clicking away. If you turn up with a great big telephoto lens like the ones used for pro coverage of events, you will be taken seriously. Make sure you get all the children doing great action shots and then hand out flyers to all the kids parents watching with you’re web address. If you can write down the parents email address so you can email them the URL of you site then upload the pics to your web site that day and email everyone. If you have a simple shopping cart set up you can make money in a few hours as people pop in to see the pics and buy them for $20 or more a pop.
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Wednesday, August 5th, 2009
by Joshua Stevens
The choice of a wedding venue is always the foremost priority for any wedding preparations. The venue, be it old fashioned or contemporary, plays a vital role in giving the wedding its distinct identity, and the selected venue finds its place in the marriage photographs.
It is necessary that the photographer is informed about how the couple wants the photographs to come out, as bridal photography forms an vital part of the marriage ceremony. An established bridal photographer must know how to capture the beauty of the bride as well as of the venue in his photos. A fine balance between the bridal photography and venue photography can only be achieved by an experienced photographer.
Each venue has its own characteristics and peculiarities that are different from other venues. Some people go for a traditional religious marriage in the church or other houses of worship, while others may want to go for something much more modern. Places of worship, with their splendid architecture, can form a very good thematic background for bridal photography.
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Sunday, December 21st, 2008
by Justin Keller
Need a photographer for a special event? Being a San Diego Photographer, I have some great tips to help you make the best choice for that special day. So before you go opening the yellow pages and just calling up any old photographer, here are a few steps on how to choose a good photographer.
Many people want to remember special memories with pictures so it is very important that you do research on your photographer. Start with friends and family. See if they have any photographers that they would recommend to you. This way you can start building your list of possible photographers.
After talking with your friends and family, you should now have a good list of photographers to work with. With that, take a look at their websites. See if they have an online portfolio for you to view. By looking at their past work, you will get a better idea of whether or not their style and the types of shots that they take are in line with what you have in mind. By doing this, you can narrow your list down even more to the photographers whose work you like so far.
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Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
by Vicky
How important is great wedding photography to you? Your wedding day is a once in a life time experience that offers a fantastic situation for capturing friends and family, producing images that will wow and entertain not only you but also your children and grandchildren. Speak to any bride and shell tell you that the day passed in a blur and when the champagnes been drunk and the cake eaten your wedding photos are your lasting record to delight in. Finding your wedding photographer is both an important and exciting step in arranging your perfect wedding so as an experienced wedding photographer heres my advice to ensure you get stunning pictures!
Where to start? – Most people will find their photographer through a recommendation or website and with so many websites to choose from, where do you start? Did you know you can read a lot between the lines of a website? Do you like the design and operation? Do the people in the images look as if theyre enjoying being photographed? Most websites will feature a tightly edited selection of favourite best shots, so be sure to also view whole albums in person or complete online weddings to see how well the whole day has been captured. With a little bit of information and internet research, you can draw up a shortlist of photographers with which to meet and discuss your requirements.
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Tuesday, November 11th, 2008
by Justin Keller
One of the biggest events that will happen in a person’s life is their wedding. Countless hours will go into a lot planning for the wedding day. All of the things that must be done when planning a wedding can be time consuming, stressful and very frustrating at times. That is why it is important to do your homework and find the right people for all of the jobs that have to be done to make the day go smoothly. One of the most important jobs is that of the wedding photographer. Finding a good photographer won’t be that hard if you follow these steps.
Finding a good wedding photographer is a big responsibility. There are several things you must consider when making this very critical decision. The shots that you take before, after and during your wedding are going to be the most memorable keepsakes that you have. The photographs will be hanging on your walls, in your offices, in relative’s homes for the rest of your life.
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Thursday, November 6th, 2008
by Albert Chua
Your special day can be the realisation of a long-held dream; you want everything to be just perfect – and why not – from your venue to your flowers, dress and makeup and everything else in between. But, for most people, even though is is a very special day you will still have a budget to work to. And when it comes to top-range services such as wedding photography, staying focused on the money can be hard. However, with a little bit of research, forward thinking and planning, and a vibrant dose of flexibility, you will be able to keep within budget for sure to ensure you have an affordable wedding while creating the memories you deserve.
Finding the right priced wedding photography can be achieved in a number of specific ways. So read on.
Start with word of mouth. Talk to all your friends or associates that have held weddings similar in size and outline to what you are planning to check what professional photographers worked successfully within their given price target.
Another easy way is to check with the management at your venue where you are holding your reception. Clearly, reception sites host a mixture of weddings throughout the year; they often have access to quality photographers who offer cut-price services.
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