5 Wedding Photography Tips for Camera Shy Brides & Grooms!
“I feel too conscious.”
“I freeze when a camera points at me!”
“I never know what to do with my hands!”
Sounds like you? Well, if you are getting hitched, you will have to be in a lot of photographs, whether you like it or not! And wouldn’t you want to preserve those memories from your special day? Well, we have just the perfect tips for you to help you feel at ease in front of the camera and nail your wedding photography! After all, even the camera shy folks should have a memorable wedding album!
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Choose the Right Photographer
After you decide on a photographer, it’s essential that you break the ice with him/her prior to the photo shoot. For great photographs, you must be comfortable with your wedding photographer. Meeting the team a couple of times may help you get comfortable which will result in great photographs!
Have Fun
After all, it is your wedding photo shoot and when you have fun, it is reflected in the photographs. Whether it’s being goofy, using props or just sharing inside jokes with your partner, having fun is an absolute must when it comes to your wedding photography fun.
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Choose a Comfortable Environment
Choose a place that makes you feel at ease and not anxious! If you are scared of heights, steer clear of skyscrapers or hill tops, no matter how romantic they may be! Your environment is one of the first things that will help feel comfortable and you must get your wedding photography just right!
Focus on Your Partner
Focusing on your partner and the other people that may be present, will put your mind at ease and you will be visibly more comfortable for your wedding photography. Forget that the photographer is there and he/she will be able to capture all those gorgeous candid moments!
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Trust Your Photographer
We understand you are skeptical about photographs but when it comes to your wedding photography or pre-wedding shoot, you have to trust your photographer. And when you trust your photographer, you go with the flow, which results in great photographs!
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