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Friday, January 8, 2010

Choosing the Right Photographer on Your Wedding Day

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By Micheal Anderson

In a person's life, marriage is one of the most important events. To make it even more special, moments should be captured in pictures. Photos can capture the place, the people who were there, and even the food served. Wedding photography and food photography usually go hand in hand, so choosing a person or company to ensure all of these memories are saved can get quite difficult.

Getting a fantastic wedding and/or food photographer is actually quite easy. There are many things to take into account, but the fundamentals would be finding out the photographer's experience level, photographic style, price range, and even their personality.

It's almost foolproof to know how great your pictures will turn out by checking the photographer's portfolio. Photographers' studios usually showcase a wide range of samples, depending on their specialty. A person or company specializing in wedding photography will of course showcase a lot of pictures from various weddings, an expert food photographer will showcase a lot of different artistic food photos, and so on.

Experience counts as much as talent does, so check the photographer's portfolio. Aside from the displays on office walls, photographers usually have "online folios," an online portfolio. They are just websites that show some of their best work on whatever field photographers are best at. For instance, a wedding photographer's online portfolio will display his or her best work from different weddings: the bride and groom, wedding ceremonies, receptions, churches and even the food.

Another thing to consider is how much it will cost you. Saving your memories in photographs is very much worth it, but you should know how much is too much. Comparing prices online will give you an estimate of the right amount you should spend on a photographer for your wedding or any other occasion. However, quality should not be sacrificed. A package can be cheap, but that doesn't have to mean the pictures will look that way too.

Finally, make sure the photographer is someone you can trust. The photographer should be someone you can get along with easily. If you are not able to work with a photographer because of bad personality, by all means find another. - 24553

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