How I Work with You, Not Against You: My Do’s & Don'ts of Wedding Photography.
I wanted to discuss how I frame my approach to your wedding photographs.
Do’s
What can I do to help make the day:
I aim to be invisible during your ceremony, capturing every moment without being intrusive.
I avoid super posed photos, directing you to look your best without overly complicated poses.
I prioritize efficiency, ensuring I don't take up more of your time than necessary.
Don'ts
No demands:
I will never ask you to do something you don't want to do.
I don't like to interrupt:
During your ceremony, I strive to be discreet and unobtrusive, minimizing disruptions.
Super posed photos:
I avoid giving you difficult poses, focusing on capturing natural and authentic moments.
Takeing up all your time:
I prioritize efficiency, making sure not to extend your timeline unnecessarily.
My Photography DO’s
I want authentic relationships:
Connecting with you and your fiancé is crucial to our collaboration and the quality of our work together.
Curious about your preferences:
I am always interested in your likes and dislikes, understanding your vision for photography and your wedding day.
Interactive not disruptive:
I work with you, respecting your choices while offering suggestions, ideas, and maintaining awareness for great photographs.
More in-depth than interactive, not disruptive:
I make good decisions about creating amazing photos, suggesting optimal settings and helping you decide.
Now that you know I avoid interrupting and making demands, you have an idea of what is important to me for your photographic experience.
What I do and don't do may differ from other photographers, but it all adds up to something I believe to be quite unique.
Warmly,
Alexander
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