Loads of questions tonight
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without being funny.... if you arent equipped/confident/experienced to do weddings why would anyone trust you to to take pics of their day?
Not a slating of the OP, just a general question?
I am known as the 'guy that turns up at do's with the big clever looking camera'... but if I were to be asked to be the sole person between their grand-kids seeing the day and not, I would run a mile!
just wondering?
Not a slating of the OP, just a general question?
I am known as the 'guy that turns up at do's with the big clever looking camera'... but if I were to be asked to be the sole person between their grand-kids seeing the day and not, I would run a mile!
just wondering?
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Not done an Annabelle Williams course, but heard they are good.
Confetti and Lace on PT4U or bought as a DVD gives a good insight.
As anyone who's passion is photography, you are going to get asked once in a while to shoot a wedding for a friend or relative. The main thing is to be honest about your abilities, confidence, perhaps a lack of kit and maybe insurance etc.
Don't be afraid about not doing it, it may be a headache you can do without! If, however you are keen on giving it a go, be prepared to spend money on training. I don't know anyone in NI to give you any training, but if you are prepared to travel to Liverpool, contact Zoe at Dovecote Training and see what she can offer.
Agree, but not all are like that.
Surely that's the reason for the OP seeking some sound advice:shrug:
Confetti and Lace on PT4U or bought as a DVD gives a good insight.
As anyone who's passion is photography, you are going to get asked once in a while to shoot a wedding for a friend or relative. The main thing is to be honest about your abilities, confidence, perhaps a lack of kit and maybe insurance etc.
Don't be afraid about not doing it, it may be a headache you can do without! If, however you are keen on giving it a go, be prepared to spend money on training. I don't know anyone in NI to give you any training, but if you are prepared to travel to Liverpool, contact Zoe at Dovecote Training and see what she can offer.
Agree, but not all are like that.
Surely that's the reason for the OP seeking some sound advice:shrug:
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Thanks for all the advice....... i not that i dont feel confident or dont have the gear.....i have always felt that is a massive undertaking and i take my hat off to anyone who has the nads to do it......
i seems more and more people in my local area are finding it harder to get good togs for weddings..... maybe a should do a couple of low key weddings
i seems more and more people in my local area are finding it harder to get good togs for weddings..... maybe a should do a couple of low key weddings