The best technique to capture a wedding photo?

[ryanchapman]

Hi Photographers,
Which is the best technique to capture a wedding photo in the natural background?

 

[neuroanatomist]

Sorry, but...seriously?

For starters, I'd recommend reading Roger's apparently relevant blog post:

FWIGTEW and Other First Wedding Acronyms

One of the enjoyable things about running Lensrentals is getting to work with lots of photographers who are taking their hobby professional and entering the field of wedding photography. We have many regular customers that we’ve worked with since they rented equipment for their first big shoot...

www.lensrentals.com

 

[Kit.]

Sorry, but...seriously?

Just a clickbait, I think.

 

[unfocused]

Just a clickbait, I think.

Definitely clickbait. I am reporting it. Encourage others to as well.

 

[Bennymiata]

First, find a couple getting married.
Find a nice location.
Put camera up to your eye and press the shutter button...……………………………….

 

[arthurbikemad]

Number one tip: Turn up.

Number two tip: Don't forget your camera!

 

[Del Paso]

You'll need a trap and a bait to capture a wedding photo.
They tend to be very shy and secretive.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi Neuro.
Thanks for that, side splitting funny, I have read many of Roger’s posts, but that one had passed me by and has to be one of his best!

Cheers, Graham.

Sorry, but...seriously?

For starters, I'd recommend reading Roger's apparently relevant blog post:

FWIGTEW and Other First Wedding Acronyms

One of the enjoyable things about running Lensrentals is getting to work with lots of photographers who are taking their hobby professional and entering the field of wedding photography. We have many regular customers that we’ve worked with since they rented equipment for their first big shoot...

www.lensrentals.com