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Balancing Flash And Ambient Light For Dance Floor PhotosDance floor photographs should feel like the reception felt: energetic, affectionate, slightly unpredictable and full of movement. The best images preserve the…
A Practical Guide to Photographing Indoor Receptions With Mixed LightingIndoor wedding receptions can change character from one minute to the next. A polished ballroom may have warm chandeliers, cool LED uplighting, coloured DJ…
How to Photograph Fireworks at a Wedding ReceptionFireworks can turn a wedding reception into a cinematic, shared experience: guests look up, the couple leans together, and the night briefly becomes full of…
The Best Drone Shots to Take at a WeddingAerial photography can give a wedding gallery a sense of place that ground-level images cannot always provide. From a tiny ceremony on a Queensland beach to a…
How to Find Meaningful Wedding Photos at Any VenueA beautiful venue can give your wedding gallery atmosphere, variety and a strong sense of place. Yet the best images rarely come from simply photographing the…
Romantic Photo Locations Across The MidwestThe Midwest offers a remarkable range of romantic photo locations for couples who want wedding images with atmosphere, movement and a sense of place. Quiet…
How to Capture Movement in Wedding DressesA wedding dress is never truly still. Satin catches the light as a bride turns towards her partner, chiffon lifts in a passing breeze, and a long train traces…
Posing Prompts For Relaxed Couple PortraitsBeautiful couple portraits rarely come from asking two people to stand still and “look natural”. Most couples feel self-conscious when a camera is pointed at…
How To Direct Large Groups For Formal Wedding PortraitsLarge family portraits can carry enormous value. They bring grandparents, siblings, chosen family and friends into one frame, often during a wedding day that…
Choosing the right aperture for wedding group shotsWedding group photographs have a reputation for being straightforward: gather everyone, arrange the rows, focus, and make the frame. In practice, they demand…