Introduction: Whether it is the posture of the couple when taking wedding photos, the grasp of the color of the scene, or the exquisite expression of details, the big-name foreign photographers have a lot to learn from. Wedding photos that are both beautiful and artistic? How do famous foreign photographers take wedding photos
Whether it is the posture of the couple when taking wedding photos, the grasp of the color of the scene, or the exquisite expression of details, The big-name foreign photographers have a lot to learn from. The wedding photos they take are both beautiful and artistic. Now let us experience how the big-name foreign photographers accurately grasp all aspects of wedding photo shooting. I believe Whether you are a newlywed or a photographer, there is something for sure.
Point 1: Are you uncomfortable taking pictures? Don’t think so, just think that we are all stupid.
?We always try our best to shoot without being noticed by people, so that every photo is the solidification of the moment that once existed, without being affected by the photographer. The typical belief in photojournalism naturally brings a unique shooting perspective, and LaCour's works do have a very strong journalistic tone.
Just a simple ?I LOVE U?
Point 2: Black and white is really boring, it needs to be colorful, and there must be movement!
I like to find the reasons why people fall in love through the lens. When you decide to marry a person, you admire the side of him/her the most. What I do is to imprint the focus of the lover's eyes into reality. ?You'll see a lot of newcomers' ?action scenes? in Jessica Claire's representative works: dancing on the National Mall in Washington, ?leaping down the stairs of the apartment, ?that's cool. ?
Jessica Claire’s colors are vibrant and vibrant. She often uses bold and highly saturated tones. I don’t like black and white photos. When taking pictures, I prefer to record scenes with charming and bright colors. This style also makes my work clearly different from other photographers. . ?
A small gathering of the groomsmen.
Key point 3: Learn to appreciate your own wedding photos!
Mautner is very good at adapting to local conditions in various light environments. If the light is dim, it is a good opportunity to create texture and atmosphere. ; If the light is too harsh, try some exaggerated and dramatic effects. ?
Send your daughter off to get married
Key point 4: There needs to be more warm family emotions in wedding photos!
Curt Littlecott is probably the only one in the world Professional wakeboarding turned wedding photographer. More than ten years ago, this British man came to Orlando to pursue his sports career, but soon realized that his initial choice had little future. So, without even a SLR camera, Littlecott began taking photos for local tourist brochures. photo.
"Unlike others, we understand the deep and nuanced relationships within our clients' families," Littlecott said. "For example, if you know that a football player client was single-handedly raised by his grandmother from the age of two," Littlecott said. Then when shooting a wedding, you will definitely pay attention to some very different images. ?
Going on a honeymoon trip?
Key point 5: Nervous? Come on, have a drink and get yourself drunk first!
Garner’s most famous feature is his understanding of " The grasp of "Wedding Story", when other wedding photographers hand over individual photos one by one, Garner can already tell a complete wedding story with group photos. He will convince the couples not to be too anxious and take it easy to deal with the shooting. "I told them, your wedding day is already stressful enough, why not take a break now and let everyone relax and have a drink?" he said. "When people let go of their nerves, I started shooting and showing them in front of the camera. moments are often completely new.
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Handsome Groom
Point 6: Let the groom also shine!
Gene Higa is probably the most "exploratory" wedding. Photographer, while other photographers are staying in one place, Higa specializes in serving clients who want to shoot weddings in other places, and has traveled to Mexico, Italy, India, Philippines, Greece, Peru, and Thailand. , Spain...? Explore places that no one in our industry has photographed?
In addition to the pursuit of special shooting locations, Higa also pays attention to the role that is always ignored in wedding photography? The groom. ?I always try to take a few cool photos of the groom, which is completely opposite to what others do. ?Have the courage to try something different? ?
We got married. (*^__^*) Hehe?
Point 7: Waiting for a snap? Why not pose!
Compared with digital photographers who snap the shutter and take thousands of photos, Villa saved the number of photos he took at each wedding and never exceeded 800. "I had my own ideas before taking each photo, rather than simply taking a snapshot." He did not try the popular "reportage photography" realistic style, but It is the pinnacle of Fine-Art's aesthetic path. "Brides' dreams for life can be realized in my photos. I think this is the most important value." " I think this attitude is a bit like Wang Qi of WQStudio.
Red is one of the classic colors for weddings
Key point 8: Don’t miss the exquisite details when selecting films. Let wedding photos transcend time
Nine years ago, Elizabeth Messina agreed to a friend's request and photographed a wedding for the first time. At that time, she did not expect that she would join this industry. However, in editorial photography. After working in the field for three years, shooting a wedding for the first time allowed her to regain her sensitive nature. "I felt that the two sides of my personality had finally merged into one. "
Messina's wedding photography is filled with a romantic atmosphere and timeless beauty: red velvet dance shoes shot in soft focus, silk clothes under exquisite lighting... these sensitive and beautiful people The work is very popular among celebrities, so Messina often shoots exclusive celebrity wedding photos for "US Weekly"
Happy life is about to begin?
Point 9: Don't just worry about it. Style?, don’t make your parents crazy!
Chrisman is very good at capturing the fun and detailed moments in weddings, and has gained a very stable and special clientele as a result. "Sometimes I have to convince myself. Clients take traditional portraits or their parents will be pissed. "There are always brides and grooms who keep in touch with Chrisman after the wedding, and one couple even invites him to be a guest on Thanksgiving Day next year. "I like to shoot the happiest moments in the lives of these interesting people," Chrisman shrugged. "It's great to be with them!"
Hold your hand and grow old together
Key point 10: Don't give the photographer too many constraints, what matters is the feeling. ?!
Similar to Ben Chrisman, Karen Wise is also a wedding photographer who "ignores tradition". Her first wedding assignment was to shoot for a friend. "At that time, I had no rules for traditional wedding photography." "I knew almost nothing," Wise recalled. "The first dance, the first cake cutting... I shot it exactly how I felt, just the scenes that I found interesting. "Of course, not everyone can shoot as casually as Wise. Her Fine-art degree gives her sharp capture and insight. "When I shoot, I always try my best to capture as much as possible. It was really tiring trying to get all the shots I wanted as fast as I could. ""Weddings are full of beautiful scenes and full of photographic possibilities. For a photographer, there is nothing else to ask for. "