Wedding Photography - Help Needed!!

[tampawedding]

Hi,

Please help me in wedding photography. I wanna give a special look to my pictures. I am newbie in the field of wedding photography. Please suggest me some tips.

Thanks in advance

 

[terri35 7]

Welcome to the forum! Be prepared for many questions from our members...starting with, if you are such a beginner, why are you "in business" as a wedding photographer?

I hope you have the basic skill sets of photography down pat, and you are actually inquiring about certain post-processing effects for that "special look" you mentioned. If this is the case, you might want to clarify that for us.

 

[jwbryson1]

 

[kathyt]

Hi Jdubs. I will take some of that popcorn please. Can I have extra butter?

 

[Rosshole]

Hi Jdubs. I will take some of that popcorn please. Can I have extra butter?

Me too!!!

 

[480sparky41 40]

This is the same as saying, "I just bought a bunch of tools at Sears and have opened my own auto repair shop. Can anyone tell me how to fix cars?"

PS.... Are you putting real butter on the popcorn or are you using that coconut oil crap like they use at the theater?

 

[jwbryson1]

Hi Jdubs. I will take some of that popcorn please. Can I have extra butter?

Me too!!!

Howdy, sweets. But of course. Layered as I like it. Anybody need a beer? This one may be good... :cheers:

 

[The_Traveler]

This is fishy.
Look at the website.
He's no beginner.

My guess is that this is a little more sophisticated spam.

 

[cgipson1]

Quote from OP's website, to help clarify the post:

"DJAMEL TAMPA WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
On-Location Wedding Photography serving Tampa, Clearwater, Orlando, Sarasota in Florida and also available for destination weddings in the USA, Europe and the world.

Djamel's work has appeared in numerous national and international publications. Raised in France, he worked passionately in Santa Barbara, CA and New York working as chief photographer , Photo Editor on a diverse range of assignments including Editorial , Fashion, News and Arts photography. Djamel is a french and english speaking photographer, his "savoir faire"and charming european manners are legendary.

Elected photographer of the year by the Florida Magazine Association, Djamel won repeatedly best color photograph and best black and white photograph among numerous other photography awards. "

I agree... probably just spamming to get the site out to new people...

 

[Designer]

Hi,

Please help me in wedding photography. I wanna give a special look to my pictures. I am newbie in the field of wedding photography. Please suggest me some tips.

Thanks in advance

It appears that you've already mastered the not-right white balance, and the tilted frame, so what else do you need to know?

 

[kathyt]

Quote from OP's website, to help clarify the post:

"DJAMEL TAMPA WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER
On-Location Wedding Photography serving Tampa, Clearwater, Orlando, Sarasota in Florida and also available for destination weddings in the USA, Europe and the world.

Djamel's work has appeared in numerous national and international publications. Raised in France, he worked passionately in Santa Barbara, CA and New York working as chief photographer , Photo Editor on a diverse range of assignments including Editorial , Fashion, News and Arts photography. Djamel is a french and english speaking photographer, his "savoir faire"and charming european manners are legendary.

Elected photographer of the year by the Florida Magazine Association, Djamel won repeatedly best color photograph and best black and white photograph among numerous other photography awards. "

I agree... probably just spamming to get the site out to new people...

Well ****. Oh well, we can still have a few beers and some popcorn at 9:29 am before I go to work right?

 

[480sparky41 40]

......It appears that you've already mastered the not-right white balance, and the tilted frame, so what else do you need to know?

How to miss focus, over-and under-exposure, chopping off heads & arms, creating red-eye.........

 

[kathyt]

Hi,

Please help me in wedding photography. I wanna give a special look to my pictures. I am newbie in the field of wedding photography. Please suggest me some tips.

Thanks in advance

It appears that you've already mastered the not-right white balance, and the tilted frame, so what else do you need to know?

I was going to say the same thing about the white (blue) balance!

 

[Rosshole]

thankfully I don't click links

 

[jwbryson1]