The Contursi Reportage is included in our wide range of Italian book-bound wedding photography albums. This gorgeous Italian wedding album is offered as a 2 photographer program for your wedding in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and beyond. With all our two photographer packages, your photographers will be with you exclusively for your wedding day, from morning visit up to and including your first dance. The Contursi Reportage is a gorgeous Italian contemporary 20 side landscape album showing between 20 and 44 images of your wedding. The pages are in the region of 17”x12” and offer you a diverse range of available overlays from 6 small images on a page to 1 large picture at 14”x10”. Contursi Reportage.
Thursday 28 July 2011
Sunday 24 July 2011
Nottinghamshire wedding photography
Photographing a wedding is a great responsibility, but with preparation and a few helpful hints, it can even be fun.
Take a look at a few tips before you comit.
Get a contract which specifies the plan, exactly what the couple will get, and any specific liabilities you may accept in the event that they are not happy with the pictures. If at all possible, start off by working as a good associate or second shooter for a experienced professional. If perhaps you have never worked a wedding, only accept the job if couple haven't originally budgeted for a professional photographer. Arrange meeting with the partners to talk about their expectations. Request a picture schedule. Go to the run through to pick up an plan of how the big day could progress. It also gives you you an opportunity to meet the close family.
Contact the ceremony facility and ask about their guidelines on picture making. Many churches and temples allow flash during the brides entrance and couple leaving the Church but not at the time of the ceremony. The officiate may possibly also have strong thoughts about the place photographers should stand at the time of the ceremony. Dress suitably. Dress similar to a wedding guest and don't upstage the bridal party. Bring at least two of every thing: two camera bodies, as a minimum two lenses, two flashes, and plenty of memory cards and more batteries for every thing. If you have to have it for the job, you need to have two, perhaps even if you have to hire them. Take adequate lenses to have excellent range. You will want a wide -angle lens together with a decent telephoto or zoom lens. If your current lenses will not be fast or sharp enough, hire them. Understand your gear. Read the manuals and understand every feature on the camera. Understand how to do the job with available light and the best way to use fill flash. Set your camera to RAW. This provides you with a whole lot more flexibility all through post work.
Arrive some time before the marriage ceremony. This is your opportunity to get behind-the-scene photographs of the wedding couple. Just remember, these will be exciting, but tense times for wedding couple, so hang back, and focus on candid shots. Capture the details. The flowers, the shoes, the cake will be all part of the special day and the story you are striving to show. Shut off any sound on your camera for the wedding. It is your profession not only to record the important moments but also to be sure that no one sees you doing it. Most people expect photographers to photograph traditional portraits alongside with photojournalistic candids.
Try to get the girls and boys independently ahead of the wedding ceremony. After the ceremony and receiving line, corral the wedding party for group portraits. Start with the largest groups, whittling down the smallest combinations of families and friends so that people can hit the bar or buffet. Capture pictures of family and friends at their tables, but be respectful and refrain from photographing people during meal courses. Nobody looks his or her best with a mouthful of greens. After the portraits, retreat to the background, but be sure to be readily available for any photographs the couple or their mother and father might want. Make sure images are prepared when the couple comes back from their honeymoon. Whenever the couple are happy with their pictures or album, request a testimonial. Referrals and testimonials are the lifeblood of your wedding photography business.
Thank the new Mr and Mrs for the opportunity before and after the wedding, make sure you check out with them that you are finished just before you depart.
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Sunday 10 July 2011
Wedding Photographers at Bolsover Castle
This fairytale 17th century castle at Bolsover is a amazing location for your wedding. Commanding a dramatic hilltop setting with views across the Vale of Scarsdale, Bolsover Castle gives you a choice of four rooms licensed for civil ceremonies. Two are located within the Little Castle, built by Sir Charles Cavendish in 1612. With its high walls, towers and turrets this picturebook building is like a medieval castle in miniature. A stone staircase leads to Bolsover Castle's stunning Jacobean interiors. At its center lies the Star Chamber where couples can exchange their vows witnessed by up to 50 guests. With an elaborate carved fireplace, ornate wooden panelling and impressive blue ceiling with stars gilded in gold leaf, it is an exquisite setting, perfect for your wedding photography. The atmospheric Pillar Parlour, also within the Little Castle, can seat 30 guests. For larger ceremonies, couples can choose either the former Stables or the Riding House which has an impressive oak beam roof. Built by Sir Charles’s son William in 1630, the Riding House was once chosen by Sir William to train his horses in the art of menage, a kind of ballet for horses, where they elegantly circled, leapt and knelt. Able to handle 200 guests for a ceremony, this large and unusual room looks incredible when styled for an evening dinner dance, when it can host 175 guests. The Outer Courtyard is able to hold a marquee for larger parties and is an ideal place for your wedding group photography.
Tuesday 5 July 2011
Photographers Covering Bestwood Lodge
Built in 1865 and set in 700 acres of parkland Bestwood Lodge Hotel was formerly a Victorian Hunting Lodge, it fuses the sophistication and charm of a modest stately home with all the comforts & conveniences expected by today’s discerning customer. The hotel is licensed to hold Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships. You can now benefit from your whole wedding experience in this unique setting. The Chapel Suite, with its enchanting Minstrels Gallery, fireplace and oak panelling provides a wonderfully romantic atmosphere in which you can exchange your vows. After exchanging your vows and rings amongst these grand surroundings your guests can be catered for in your chosen bar or with canapés in the fabulous grounds whilst you are off around the hotel and beautiful grounds with your wedding photographers creating your couple pictures. In the 700 acres of parkland that surround Bestwood Lodge you will uncover an array of beautiful photography spots for your couple portraits and many places to just relax and have some informal couple images made. When you rejoin your guests for some family and key portrait and then the all important everyone photography you are assured a smooth transition between groups as your two photographers will arrange your groups with the minimum of fuss.
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