When you choose your Wedding Photographer, you're not just buying a service, you're investing in memories. That's why you should consider carefully the options available and seek a talented photographer whose style fits your personal vision of your wedding day.
It is important to determine what approach is best for you. A Traditional Photographer usually uses a carefully planned "shot list," which means you'll get all the important images. Drawbacks: The photographer virtually becomes a "wedding official," directing the wedding party and guests according to a pre-planned list. This approach is very time consuming, and as a result, the bride and groom end up spending less time with their guests. The wedding album look is attractive, yet predictable.
While the Photojournalistic Photographer will feature a series of candid photos covering the entire day giving you a series of unique images designed to "tell the story" of your day. This is something you need to consider carefully, when you decide.
I consider myself to be a Photojournalistic Wedding Photographer as far as my preferred style of photography goes. It is my goal to use photography to tell the story of your wedding day, not dictate it for you. I offer a new perspective on wedding photography – quietly capturing the real moments as they happen. This style of wedding photography has become very popular in recent years. It features a series of candid photographs covering the entire day. One of the greatest benefits of a photojournalistic approach for your wedding photography is that it will allow you to acquire a series of unique images that “tell a story “with out anyone ever uttering a word. There can be some drawback to this approach since there is no-preplanned “shot list” because as a photographer I am acting on instincts, and the images are that of an unpredictable nature. Spontaneity is my focal point as far as my photography style is concerned. Now if it is traditional posed photographs that you desire, I can accommodate those too but my creativity is better displayed in my candid work.
It is important to determine what approach is best for you. A Traditional Photographer usually uses a carefully planned "shot list," which means you'll get all the important images. Drawbacks: The photographer virtually becomes a "wedding official," directing the wedding party and guests according to a pre-planned list. This approach is very time consuming, and as a result, the bride and groom end up spending less time with their guests. The wedding album look is attractive, yet predictable.
While the Photojournalistic Photographer will feature a series of candid photos covering the entire day giving you a series of unique images designed to "tell the story" of your day. This is something you need to consider carefully, when you decide.
I consider myself to be a Photojournalistic Wedding Photographer as far as my preferred style of photography goes. It is my goal to use photography to tell the story of your wedding day, not dictate it for you. I offer a new perspective on wedding photography – quietly capturing the real moments as they happen. This style of wedding photography has become very popular in recent years. It features a series of candid photographs covering the entire day. One of the greatest benefits of a photojournalistic approach for your wedding photography is that it will allow you to acquire a series of unique images that “tell a story “with out anyone ever uttering a word. There can be some drawback to this approach since there is no-preplanned “shot list” because as a photographer I am acting on instincts, and the images are that of an unpredictable nature. Spontaneity is my focal point as far as my photography style is concerned. Now if it is traditional posed photographs that you desire, I can accommodate those too but my creativity is better displayed in my candid work.
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