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Get ready for wedding photography
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2009
In this all-new book review shootout, we put three books to the test. Read on to learn how 100 Techniques for Professional Wedding Photographers by Bill Hurter, Power Marketing, Selling, and Pricing: A Business Guide for Wedding and Portrait Photographers by Mitche Graf, and Step-by-Step Wedding Photography: Techniques for Professional Photographers by Damon Tucci stand up to our editorial review.
Wedding photography mishaps
Connected Photographer Magazine - December 2004
In this letter to the editor, a reader asks a follow-up question to Senior Technical Editor James Booth's earlier series on wedding photography. What if you hire a professional photographer and some of the images are lost or unusable? Is compensation in order? Read on to find out.
The art of amateur wedding photography, part III
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2004
In the first two parts of this series, Contributing Editor James Booth covered how to prep your equipment and the shots to take before the actual ceremony begins. In this final part, he covers the ceremony itself, the reception and that special time after the wedding.
The art of amateur wedding photography, part II
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2004
In part one of this series, Contributing Editor James Booth covered preparing your equipment and scouting out the location. In this part of the series he shows you what types of pictures you should take before the ceremony.
The art of amateur wedding photography, part I
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2004
Not everyone has the budget to hire a professional photographer and must rely on a friend or family member that owns a good camera to document their wedding. Just because a couple can't afford a professional photographer doesn't mean they shouldn't have nice wedding pictures. These are the photographers this excellent article series is aimed at.
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