Those of you who ever shoot events (indoors or outdoors, from weddings to parties, from sports to graduations) will be glad that I have developed a special course in “Event Photography”. You will see this marketed in various places soon (check out Henrys: link soon).
One quick tip from that course here: Develop your own “safe shots” and always include those.
Here is one of mine.
Cheers! (Safe party shot, photo Michael Willems)
Cheers! (Safe party shot, photo Michael Willems)
Cheers! (Safe party shot, photo Michael Willems)
Why is that a cool shot?
- It shows depth.
- It blurs faces -ladies especially love this.
- It is fun and everyone lives that fun.
Develop your own, and always get that. There, you’re on your way to developing a style!
Michael this is good news. Weddings are somewhat like sport events, lots of activity and different settings. Hopefully you can touch on the wedding location e.g. churches where lighting is difficult and especially when the wedding party exits.
… Don
Most certainly, “Weddings” is one of the subjects I talk about. And tough light, for sure.