Best Wedding Photographers

So I went to get my hair cut today & got talking to a chap who has been married for 41 years, which in itself is amazing…But it really got me thinking! He mentioned how his Wedding Photographer didn’t capture many group shots (I totally though ‘old school’ meant loads of posed, group shots!, guess not..) & how much he & his wife regret not having more - Many couples don’t like the ‘traditional, group shots’  & most guests leave their smiles at home when the thought of group shots cross their min
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Nick and Susan had their wedding at the Salt Lake City Temple with a beautiful reception at The Point Restaurant inside the Huntsman Cancer Institute. The snow was melting and it was a rather warm day for January. Susan wore a beautiful bright red jacket at the temple and it was so nice to have a pop of color in the pictures. I also love her bird cage veil and ivory flower (from her mother’s original veil). The band was rocking at the reception and all of the bridesmaids were singing with th
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It’s been quite sometimes since we had a wedding in Pelangi Resort.  The wedding of Matsuzawa and Nakajima falls on the Chinese Lunar New Year and coincidence there was an eclipse of the sun here between 4pm - 7pm. Though it was expected that only partial eclipse could be seen from Malaysia all of us at the resort were excited. I managed to take some shots but this one I like most with a silhouetted of an eagle and the brush of a coconut tree against the sky. Photo was taken at 5.36pm with an
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Thursday, January 29, 2009 Posted in Wedding Photography Do we travel?We have been asked a number of times this week if we will travel to photograph weddings. We love to shoot in new locations and regularly photograph weddings in the Republic of Ireland and are only 45 minutes from the International Airport. If you would like to talk to us about your big day please feel free to contact Carrie or Matt at the studio.And now some more of our favourite wedding photographs from last year.
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Another wonderful wedding day with eclectic influences, this is Daphne and her bridesmaids simultaneously looking fabulously sophisticated and also goofing around! The Flash Player and a browser with Javascript support are needed.. This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 28th, 2009 at 4:40 pm and is filed under Wedding Photography. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
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You wouldn’t have believed it if you hadn’t seen it yourself. It had been dark and gloomy all morning - rainy in fact, with light drizzles pattering our windshield as Scott and I drove to Elizabeth & Minho’s wedding. The cloudy weather continued as Elizabeth’s bridesmaids rushed around her in her home, helping fasten her dress and adorn her with jewels, it continued as we drove over to the church, even as we walked over to the nearby park for their first look. And that’s when it happened -
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Welcome to the first installment of my newest category:  Q and A.As a photographer, I get a lot of questions over and over again.  And sometimes, I just get really good questions that I think would benefit others.  So, what better way to share this wonderfuly insightful info with everyone than… my blog!A.I think one of the most important things when looking for a wedding photographer, is to actually think PAST the pictures.  Weird I know.  But think about it: your photographer is the ONE vendor
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A couple of summers ago I caught these shots at Lisa’s wedding and you can see Tanah here jumping excitedly in the lineup of single gals to catch the bouquet. Well, as you can see in the next shot, she caught it. The moral of this story is that yesterday, I sat down with Tanah and her fiance to talk about her wedding photography needs for this coming August. Maybe it is true about catching the bouquet after all…I am looking forward to working with her because she has such great energy. We ar
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“So now ya know!” WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY: first-come, first-served industry standardI recently read an article on wedding photography shopping. Bit by bit, I’m going to explain my experience with their points.Start your search for a wedding photographer as soon as possible, because you’ll find professional photographers book on a first-come, first-served basis (generally up to 1-year out). At HL Concepts, I personally book 12-14 months out or less. 12+ months in the future is certainly a long way o
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This article is contributed by Sarah Scrafford, who regularly writes on the topic of Photojournalism programs. She invites your questions, comments and freelancing job inquiries at her email address: [email protected]. photo credit: millzero.com Getting married is one of the most significant events in our lives, and we’re all looking to cement memories of that special day for posterity through videos and photographs. This makes wedding pictures exceptional, as the occasion does n
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