Description

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From shooting formal family portraits in a dimly lit church to capturing lively candids at a bustling reception, this valuable reference presents 100 tips for handling the process from start to finish--choosing the best equipment, capturing the best moments on film, and enhancing and presenting them afterwards. Numerous professionals offer valuable advice for digital wedding photography, giving technical guidance on lighting, exposure and metering, and color management, as well as ideas for scouting locations, dealing with nervous brides, and photographing large groups. Ample time is spent on the many aspects of posing and lighting--for both formal and informal situations--with an eye toward enhancing the efficiency of the shoot and the natural beauty of the resulting images.

About the Author

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Bill Hurter has been a photographer for 30 years and is currently the editor of "Rangefinder" magazine. His previous books include "The Best Wedding Photography," "Group Portrait Photography Handbook," "Portrait Photography Handbook," and "The Portrait Photographer's Guide to Posing." He lives in West Covina, California.

Praise For…

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"Useful advice for the dedicated wedding photographer."  Amateur Photographer magazine (UK)