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[...] me and made some nice comments about my photography. She then explained that she too was a wedding photographer, currently shooting weddings in Michigan, but for a Chicago company. She went on to say [...]

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[...] said that the day after a your wedding, the only thing that you are really left with is the wedding photography. That beautiful room that took so long to plan has been dismantled, the flowers have all [...]

[...] I entitled this article “Wedding Photography – A True Crime” because I feel so strongly about what is happening to my industry at this [...]

[...] of the day, it will hugely impact what can be ultimately produced in the final product. A wedding day timeline allows me to work out with a client exactly how they want their day to flow. Almost [...]

[...] two people who light up the room when they walk into it – meet Lindsay & Matt. Their wedding day was fantastic, and everything went as smooth as silk. It was an absolute pleasure to work [...]

[...] ? Let me put it this way, every single bride and groom that I speak to after their wedding day is over says the very same thing – it was all a blur. The day is so packed full of [...]

[...] , I have put together a short list of people who I think absolutely SHOULD NOT photograph your wedding day. Your cousin who got a few good comments on Facebook about their iPhone images. A friend who [...]

[...] , it might be worth asking yourself the following question. Just how important is a professional wedding photographer? To know the true answer to that question, ask a bride who isn’t happy with her [...]

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[...] makes sense, right? If you want to read all about this issue, here is the link. Wedding Photography Awards By now your head may be spinning from all of the information that we are throwing at you. [...]

[...] . Yet we see people shooting weddings with $100 lenses. Two photographers – not one pro photographer and an assistant. For images to match, you need two professionals. Someone who can [...]

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WARNING. This is a little hard hitting. Today I was disappointed by the wedding photography industry – or at least a part of it. Well, actually I [...]

[...] of the truth, in my opinion. So here are some questions. Do these winners of this awesome award truly represent 5% of the WeddingWire photographers? Is winning an award IN ANY WAY influenced [...]