April 2013
Beginner
320 pages
8h 37m
English
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This icon points to key information that you want to make sure you don’t forget.
Every once in a while, I include information that’s interesting but not a necessity. Feel free to skip this info if you don’t want to get into too much photography jargon.
This icon highlights information that can save you money, time, or frustration. It may also point out creative ways of getting certain shots or handling specific situations you encounter on a wedding day.
This icon is like a little red flag that alerts you to situations that can damage your gear, your photos, or even yourself.