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Photography is a very powerful medium. IMAGINE a WORLD without Pictures !
Excellent photos don’t only display some facts — they tell stories, awake feelings and manage to share with the audience the emotions a photographer experienced when clicking the shot button. That’s should be our goal & pursue !
To attain result , you need to [...]

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Candid photography is best described by WIKIPEDIA as un-posed and unplanned, immediate and unobtrusive. This is in contrast to classic photography, which includes aspects such as carefully staged portrait photography, landscape photography or object photography. Candid photography catches moments of life from immersion in it.
Some photographers develop candid photography into an art form. Almost all [...]

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Kudos to BOB Kahn for sharing enlightening video tips on Posing ! A PPA Master Wedding & Portrait Photographer.
Learn the most flattering angles of the face and body (poses) before you can really apply correct lighting techniques.
More info of his work, log unto : http://www.bobkahn.com/

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Shooting children is one of the toughest shooting sessions possible. Whether you are a professional photographer, an amateur or just a father with a point and shoot, kids raise some of the more challenging aspect of photography.
They move fast, they don’t take modeling instructions, they touch your gear and create mayhem all around them. Hey [...]

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An enlightening Video Tutorial by SNAP FACTORY ( Host Mark Wallace )
SnapFactory is a full service photography studio in Phoenix, Arizona.
Mark Wallace is an Associate of the American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP). He shoots corporate portraits, model portfolios, product, editorial, travel, and stock photography.
… Enjoy…

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You can find two approaches to wedding photography that are recognized today:
Traditional and Photojournalistic.
Traditional wedding photography provides for more classically posed images.
Photojournalistic wedding photography takes its cue from editorial reporting styles and focuses more on candid and unposed images.
A third style that is becoming more and more in demand is a fashion-based approach. In contemporary/fashion-based [...]

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(01) Use a Tripod, if at all possible.
Tripods are by far the best method of ensuring image sharpness right in the camera. Ensure the platform created by your tripod stabilizes the camera such that camera shake due to human interference is not an issue, regardless of the level of light available to you, and [...]

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Shooting a wedding carries a huge responsibility… You are solely in charge of capturing a momentous day in peoples life’s.
Professional photographers obviously take their work very seriously indeed, executing assignments with energy, enthusiasm and drive. The reward is pride and satisfaction when all the elements come together to create [...]

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