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Sewing-Mom is the sports photographer for the local high school district. And while she’s great at capturing those quick action shots, and even the occasional senior portrait, she’ll need a little help to transition to wedding photography. And while she will not be our main wedding photographer, she’ll be shooting our engagement pictures and has promised to wear her camera around her neck as she proceeds us down the aisle.
Since she expressed a big interest in learning about it, and I of course wanted all her pictures to come out marvelously, I gave her some self-serving presents:
Wedding photography books!
The books are pretty interesting, actually. The book on the left is simplified, but highlights all the important aspects like lighting, composition, candids, perspective, etc. The book on the right is much more technical, and gets into the nitty gritty camera settings and Photoshop techniques.
See, I even tried making her a bookmark!
I hope she finds them useful. I told her she can leave the high school business and become a wedding photographer someday. Sewing-Dad met me with an empathetic, “NO.” He’s under the impression that a bride would be a more difficult/picky client than the kid in jersey #12. Sewing-Mom hates pressure, so he may be right.
Are friends or family helping take your pictures? How are you (subtly) letting them know what you want?
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