Wedding Photography
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Photographer Jide Alakja shares five quick tips to create Lightroom presets for your wedding work. Tips includes using complementary colors to improve skin tone and employing vignettes to draw the viewer’s focus to focal point—just to name a few. Check out the full video for additional useful Lightroom techniques.
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Top wedding photographer Jay Cassario shows you how to become a better storyteller with your wedding photography, beginning with your very first consultation. Cassario discusses client communication and how to properly educate them on the process of storytelling photography, how to build relationships with your clients that will help you tell their story, shooting and lighting techniques, and post-wedding presentation and sales. Learn how to build better relationships with clients, how to become a better storyteller, and how to create an
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Preparing properly is a very important element of having a successful wedding shoot. Watch this video for five quick tips from Andy Marcus, president of the New York-based Fred Marcus Photography studio, to help you get yourself and your gear ready for your next gig. If you enjoyed this video, there are plenty more informational videos we would love for you to check out at BandH.com.
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In this video, wedding and portrait photographer Susan Stripling provides five quick tips for setting up a successful wedding photography business. Follow along as Stripling shares invaluable insight that will help you get your business up and running. When you’re finished, be sure to check out the rest of our wide selection of instructional and informative videos, at BandH.com.
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Tom Baldassare talks about the Dos and Don'ts of Wedding Photography, and how to come away with great wedding photos, in this BH Event Space video.
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In this video, professional wedding photographer Cliff Mautner lays out his five essential tips for telling a story while shooting a wedding. Follow along as Mautner shares invaluable insights that will help you become a better wedding photographer. When you’re finished, be sure to check out the rest of our wide selection of instructional and informative videos, at BandH.com.
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Pye Jirsa, co-founder of SLR Lounge, has teamed up with B&H to provide you with some tips and techniques for photographing weddings. Jirsa reviews lighting setups, working with subjects, and how to capture different angles of the same scene. If you want to learn even more, you should check out BandH.com, where we have numerous other informational videos.
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The wedding-photography business is very competitive, so to have a distinct client base and a way to stand out from the crowd is crucial—almost necessary. On this week’s episode of the B&H Photography Podcast, we discuss niche wedding photography with three photographers who have forged a career path by photographing the weddings of a specific niche demographic. To be clear, each of these photographers shoot weddings for all ilks, but they have been able to
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Find out that it doesn’t require a truck full of gear to document a wedding. Come learn the principles that help you pare down your necessities, and develop a style where less is more. Lugging around extra sandbags, stands, and cords can be cumbersome and can sometimes get in the way of you capturing the essence and emotion of the occasion. In this video, Laibel and Chana will teach you how to make every move count by understanding the principles behind creating simple and beautiful light. Laibel and Chana Schwartz
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The two-day Depth of Field Conference, hosted by B&H, was an impressive gathering of wedding and portrait photographers, each sharing their unique talents, styles, and techniques with a receptive crowd. We had our microphones ready to speak with some of the photographers before and after their presentations, and offer here our conversations with four exceptional photographers. We chose these four not only because their work is
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The B&H Photo SuperStore recently hosted the two-day Depth of Field Portrait, Wedding, and Event Photography Conference, in New York City, and invited many talented, experienced photographers to speak and show work. The conference also included representatives from most of the major camera, lens, and lighting companies. We set up our mics close to the main stage, grabbed vendors as they passed by and spoke with them about their latest and greatest
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Underwater photography does not have to include sharks, whales, or seals and, for that matter, does not even have to utilize scuba equipment or be near the ocean. Our second episode on underwater photography profiles two photographers who have found their niche shooting wedding, portrait, fashion, and dance themes beneath the surface.
Jenna Martin walked away from a career in psychiatry, built her own underwater housing and began using friends and models local to her home in Billings, Montana,
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A simple twist of fate (OK, I clicked a link) introduced me to the wedding photography of Jide Alakija and I immediately knew he should be a guest on the podcast. His work falls into the category of documentary wedding photography, but the intimate connection he seems to make with his subjects, as well as his compositional skills, place his work above the popular trend of fly-on-the-wall work. He captures moments of humor, tenderness, and joy that many photographers would miss, but still fills a frame
The two-day Depth of Field Conference, hosted by B&H, was an impressive gathering of wedding and portrait photographers, each sharing their unique talents, styles, and techniques with a receptive crowd. We had our microphones ready to speak with some of the photographers before and after their presentations, and offer here our conversations with four exceptional photographers. We chose these four not only because their work is
The B&H Photo SuperStore recently hosted the two-day Depth of Field Portrait, Wedding, and Event Photography Conference, in New York City, and invited many talented, experienced photographers to speak and show work. The conference also included representatives from most of the major camera, lens, and lighting companies. We set up our mics close to the main stage, grabbed vendors as they passed by and spoke with them about their latest and greatest