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Photographer | Banbury, Oxfordshire
19/09/2011 19:56:00
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Barry
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Wedding photographers may dream of the perfect day, where everything falls into place, enabling them to take perfect photographs. It is just a dream but would go something like this :
I met the bride and groom a few times before the wedding and clearly understood their wishes and their personalities and these were reflected in the photographs.
I went to the wedding rehearsal and understood what the vicar / officials would allow regarding photographing the wedding.
We did a pre-wedding shoot at the church and at the reception location and this put the bride and groom at their ease in front of the camera.
As a result of previous meetings and discussions, I was considered as a trusted friend by the bride and groom and not just another supplier.
The bride’s dressing room was spacious and allowed me to move around for photographs.
There was a large window facing north in the bride’s dressing room that allowed in plenty of natural light. (North facing gives good but not excessive light as in east or west facing).
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22/08/2011 09:48:38
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Barry
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graphistudio photo album wedding
Have your wedding photos transformed into a storybook album with these unique and personalised Italian designed albums
Graphistudio offers a wide range of album cover options from traditional Italian leather, to the spectacular look of metallic and transparent covers, to elegant personalized soft silk covers.
There is a huge choice of layouts and book sizes for your pictures to be displayed, in either landscape or portrait, and I will work with you to produce the optimum style and presentation of your album using the unique Graphistudio software.
With so many options available, it is not realistic to quote a price for the album, but to give you an idea, a 20cm x 30cm hard cover album with paper sleeve, 55 pages and 90 photographs will cost around £300.
Pictures tell the story much better than words, so take a look at the links below, taking you directly to the Graphistudio website :
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20/07/2011 16:45:13
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Barry
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Bride Makeup dress
Your dressing room should have plenty of space for you and your helpers.
The room should have plenty of natural light coming in from the window.
If the room is not too well lit then use small table lamps and Christmas tree lights for added effect. Do not use candles as these can be dangerous in a dressing room.
Use table lamps rather than overhead room lights for a more romantic effect.
Remove anything from the room that you would not want to have in your photographs.
Take out any boxes that have been used for wedding dress, shoes etc.
Clear the floor of anything not directly related to your wedding, including those discarded jeans in the corner, shoes, store bags and boxes.
Put any flowers that you have been sent, into vases rather than leaving them in their paper.
Place around the room anything of special meaning or sentimental value to you. The photographer will take pictures of anything of interest and anything that could be important to the bride and groom.
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