Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Beautiful!
Beautiful Parasols!! You just gotta love the color they add to your wedding photography!!
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Location, Location, Location....
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"Location, location, location"... that is normally a quote you would hear from your realtor... however, the same is true for wedding photography. Even if it is someones backyard... be sure to choose a couple of off-site locations for some fabulous shots! Check out my website at http://www.deborahmariephotography.com/ and find me on Facebook!!
Monday, April 5, 2010
No Cookie Cutter Wedding Photography!
1st... be sure that you and your photographer "click"... Just because a photographer has been in the business for 20 years, doesn't mean that he is the one for you! You want a photographer who is interested in you... not just in making money.
2nd... Your photographer should be asking you questions.... about your likes and your dislikes, your style, what you are looking for, what your desires are, etc. There are way too many photographers who do cookie-cutter weddings. What may be wonderful for one bride, may be most undesirable for you!
3rd... Be sure that your photographer includes consultations. Your photographer should meet with you... in person if possible, or at least through emails, phone conversations, etc in order to find out more about you and what your desires are for your wedding photography. You will also want your photographer to meet you at the wedding venue, or at least visit it themselves if at all possible, before the wedding date in order to get a good feel for the surroundings and have a basic plan before the wedding itself.
For more information, visit my website at http://www.deborahmariephotography.com/ and click on the link at the bottom that says "FAQ's"... there are many answers to questions in there that you may not have even thought about.
2nd... Your photographer should be asking you questions.... about your likes and your dislikes, your style, what you are looking for, what your desires are, etc. There are way too many photographers who do cookie-cutter weddings. What may be wonderful for one bride, may be most undesirable for you!
3rd... Be sure that your photographer includes consultations. Your photographer should meet with you... in person if possible, or at least through emails, phone conversations, etc in order to find out more about you and what your desires are for your wedding photography. You will also want your photographer to meet you at the wedding venue, or at least visit it themselves if at all possible, before the wedding date in order to get a good feel for the surroundings and have a basic plan before the wedding itself.
For more information, visit my website at http://www.deborahmariephotography.com/ and click on the link at the bottom that says "FAQ's"... there are many answers to questions in there that you may not have even thought about.
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