Photographing Your First Wedding

By David Adams

2012

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Note from the This book is illustrated at Advanced illustrations can also be found at (updated continuously). It is illustrated outside of the Kindle e-book because there are so many illustrations, they would have caused the book to exceed Kindle's file size limitation. Also the pictures would have been much less quality if put in the book. New sections photograph summary.Wedding day preparation.Odds and ends you should know.Using a second flash after getting some experience.Illustrated at fotofirstwedding.jalbum.net and A summary of how an advanced novice or intermediate photographer can learn how to photograph his/her first wedding. The book is simple to understand, non-technical, and gives a good summary of equipment needed, what to do before the wedding, talking to the bride and groom, and detailed information about photographing the wedding and reception. It contains enough information to get you started with weddings, but not so much information as to be confusing. The author has shot over 200 weddings during the last 30 years. See sample wedding photographs using the methods described in this book at Consider these photographs shown here as the backbone of your first wedding. You can add your own personal style and more 'photojournalistic-style' photographs as you progress.

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Author

David Adams

Author · 3 books

Librarian Note: There is more than one author by this name. ABOUT THE AUTHOR David Adams spends as much time as possible in the Australian bush, honing survival skills, gold, treasure fossicking, and hunting feral animals throughout Australia. He served as an Officer in the Australian Army Reserve during the post-Vietnam era. Dave has trained alongside members of the United States Marine Corps and Special Air Services SAS personnel. Serving his last two years in the A.D.F as a Platoon Commander Military Police provided him with exposure to law enforcement working closely with his civilian counterparts in the Queensland Police Service. Dave relies on this real-life experience to provide him with authentic characters, settings, and a knowledge of military equipment and procedures. He continues to travel the world in search of exciting settings and characters that he hopes will transport his readers to these exotic places while adding a reality to his books. e in the Goodreads data base.