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Inspired Wedding Portraits
Wedding Photography Melbourne provide unparalleled value, and an
exquisitely lit artistic photo-jounalistic record of your Melbourne
wedding day. They are setting new levels of service excellence along
with comprehensive and affordable packages - packages designed specifically
for your wedding. Visit their website for folio viewing and to check
availability.
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| Choosing a wedding photographer is a potential minefield,
so we thought we would offer some advice to help you notify the
things to look out for. There are several steps that we recommend
taking in regards to choosing somone that will succeed in taking
beautiful images and be a joy to have around on your wedding day.
- Check out the website. If the images are not
to your liking, or the website is unprofessional in appearance,
it could suggest that missing. is a suitable eye for detail that
you may come to expect in the taking and presentation of your
own photographs.
- Work out a budget as to how much money you
are willing to spend on your photographs. There is a wild vairiance
in fee structures - some charging as little as $400 - some as
much as $7000+. As you would expect, there is generally a massive
difference in image quality and experience between the two, but
many mid-priced options will satisfy your needs with beautiful
imagery and a comfortable bottom line. Sadly many businesses will
ramp their fees up as soon as the word 'wedding' is mentioned.
- Meet up with the person that will be doing your shots.
Beware of the company that hires several contractors, pays them
a small fee and charges out to you at professional rates. You
can never know who, or what you will get. This goes for many Photo/Video
packages as well, where you are locked in to whomever they decide
to send. It may seem like a good deal at the time, but be prepared
for potential disappointment. Photography is an artform and this
philosophy does nothing but to commercialise your wedding day
for their profit.
- Folio Check - look up close at photographs
supplied for viewing, making sure images are clear and crisp and
full of emotion. Beware of an abudance of illustrative photography
- placing the subject in a scene, ie archway, below large structures
and the like. This type of photography does not neccesarily capture
emotion - you get treated as an object, not a person. Commercial
photographers can use this method as their people skills may not
be up to standard. We believe that emotion is the crux - you wouldn't
like being shot like you were a bottle of shampoo? Look for imagery
that captures laughter, natural expression, spontaneous and open
emotion. If you can find these traits, you're nearly there.
- Character check. When you meet a potential
candidate, look beyond anything photographic and let your heart
do the walking. There are many that will allow their ego to get
in the way of clean communication. Ask questions to see if the
photographer is open to your suggestions and see the response.
It is important that you can convey what you are looking for,
and equally important that the message is received loud and clear.
Most importantly, after your departure, reflect on whether you
have enjoyed the time spent. It is imperative that you felt no
nervousness through your meeting. If you felt stress or attitude,
then this person is not for you. After you add all of the pressure
and timing constraints that are inherant on a wedding day, you
MUST feel comfortable in the company of the person taking your
shots. You don't want to look stressed on what should be a happy,
loving and joyful day.
Good luck in choosing your wedding photographer. We hope that whomever
you decide upon, will satisfy your needs - These images will hold
a lifetime of memory in a single day. Choose wisely. |
