Comments on: The One Location Technique for Wedding Photography

By: Ernest Smith

Ernest Smith — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 16:38:36 +0000

I think im going to try this im alway moving around, when i can.I guest less is better sometime.

By: ananthu fotosnaps

ananthu fotosnaps — Tue, 03 May 2011 16:50:24 +0000

great advice for wedding photographers

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By: Cape Town Wedding Photographer

Cape Town Wedding Photographer — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 08:10:12 +0000

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By: SLC

SLC — Sat, 08 May 2010 15:28:33 +0000

@ Nicole – Anything can be said nicely. So, you don’t like the shots, was it worth your time and effort to be so extremely rude? Constructive criticism is just that, constructive. Consider if someone had said of your work the thinks you said. Would it help you to improve? I think you had some good advice, but that most people aren’t going to get past your arrogant remarks in order to see it. I have also had a photography education, and have had the privilege of learning at the feet of some of the most fabulous professional photographers around. I think you know, if you are what you say you are, that many great professionals did not go to photography school and that there are many mediocre photographers who did. One thing that I have learned from the real pros is that you should always have class and tact when criticizing an others work, and that you never need to rip someone to shreds in order to show them areas to improve. I think it may hinder many beginners from sharing their work, and actually getting helpful hints, from posting if they fear being on the receiving end of similar critiques. If you can’t be helpful without being hurtful, then may I humbly suggest you find another forum for your remarks.

By: Tracie

Tracie — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 03:52:14 +0000

I liked the photos above. I am just starting out and feel inspired to get out there and a go ….at anythiing….There is always good and bad in photography….Its like a pair of jeans really…..Sometimes it takes twenty pairs of jeans to try on before you hit that right one..that you know looks good and feels good…and that you are proud of….My niece is getting married in October of this year and I love searching for new and fresh ideas….I liked the pictures…

By: David Burnett

David Burnett — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:03:24 +0000

Oh dear, what a can of worms. I have shot quite a few wedding in my time, and to be honest I have taken some great shots, some real crap shots and a lot of average shots. The important thing is to talk to the bride & Groom and find out what THEY want. If they want cheese, FINE. They pay you to do what THEY want, not for you to sod around and do the arty farty bit for you to put in your portfolio.

By: acierman

acierman — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:51:17 +0000

i so agree with Julie …this so called pro photographer ..well …lets see your portfolio …if your a photography God …why not post your link …im sure you are a great photographer …but at least have the balls to give us your link …and like Julie said …this is a site for learning …so what the hell are you doing here bashing the amatures ..we all start at the bottom …and work our way up …did you forget your first cheesy wedding …the stupid fake poses ….that cheesy bridal pose with the bouquet …and shes looking at the husband with love in her eyes …while hes thinking …crap …im broke after all the crap i just paid ……so what the hell is your problem …if you fell like bashing people …start up a site for just that reason …not here

By: julie

julie — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:20:11 +0000

I usually like to look at these help articles and either take the info or leave it, but seeing these comments above I just had to post. Seriously, everyone here on this site is here to LEARN. And, um, to the “mega professional” above with all this education from a top-notch school, etc, why are YOU here? This is Digital Photography School. Didn’t you already learn everything you need to know about photography??? And, I sure as heck wouldn’t hire an arrogant photographer like you if I were needing one. Are the photographs for this article stunning? Maybe not to some, maybe very much to others. Who gives a damn. I just hate to see a person dedicate their time and love for photography to this site and then get it ripped to shreds by people that are supposed to be here learning, not signing up to put other’s work down so they can feel better about their own. I’d like to see any of you jerks post an article or two if you are such gods of photography. It seems to me that the ones that are quick to put another down in such a distasteful way are photographers because of the love of money, NOT the love of photography. ??? I love these articles, and I take what I can from each one written. And it just makes me proud to be such a PROFESSIONAL photographer with a professional attitude for the fact that if I don’t like another’s work in my area, then maybe more clients my way, or that someone else probably loves the person’s work. Good for them. Moving on with life now……..

By: acierman

acierman — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 21:07:19 +0000

sorry if i pissed some of you off …but its what people tell me also …how they regret paying so much for a photographer …then they dont even look at there pics ….so ya …go out and spend a few thousand on a photographer …..keep a few shots in a book …then a few years later look at them ….was it really worth a few thousand dollars ….tell me the truth …i dare ya