10 Tips For getting creative wedding photographs
by on July 25, 2011

wedding photo by David Crane
- Get to know what the couple likes, and what makes them tick. (Lopez)
- Gain complete trust from your client to allow you to create art from their most important day. (Cheung)
- Set up a simple, pleasing pose, and then move around your subject using different lenses, settings, and angles for a variety of unique looks. (Prutch)
- Think outside “wedding photography”… use ideas from other sources of media and art to inspire you. (Cheung)
- Play, tease and encourage your couples, but be cognizant of their comfort level in front of the camera and any boundaries they may have. (Prutch)
- Plan a 10-minute session during the reception, as couples are more relaxed and appreciate the time together away from the crowd. (Prutch)
- Don’t be afraid to pose, talk or cajole to encourage an atmosphere where your clients can feel free to respond with honest emotion. (Cheung)
- You don’t necessarily want to make them smile. You want to talk to them about things that make you either connect or disconnect. (Lopez)
- Be passionate. You will breed excitement and your clients will be ever more wiling to participate in a fun and memorable shoot. (Cheung)
- Have a blast doing it!
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