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Digital Wedding Photographer's Planner
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Digital Wedding Photographer's Planner

by Kenny Kim
April 2010
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
288 pages
5h 53m
English
Wiley
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Chapter 1. Meeting the clients

Meeting the clients

Wedding photography involves two key parties: the couple getting married and the wedding photographer(s). Many photographers approach their relationships with clients as strictly a business relationship, but part of what has made my business so successful is my ability to personalize the relationships I have with the couples with whom I work. This is important because a strong relationship establishes trust and allows the bride and groom to be themselves in front of me, but more importantly, in front of my camera. This is key to capturing the couple in their natural moments during their special occasion.

Meeting the clients

The importance of wedding photography is emphasized by the fact that most weddings seem to pass by very quickly for brides and grooms. If you ask most married couples to describe their special day, they will tell you it went by in a blink of an eye. This is the main reason wedding photography is so immensely important; it captures in sharp focus the moments of a day that requires months of planning and then so often passes by as blur for the bride and groom.

Meeting the clients

FIRST IMPRESSION

The Internet has changed the way people shop for everything, including wedding photographers. ...

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