Articles and tutorials about Wedding Photography

Wedding Photography Course with Warren James & Trompie Van Der Berg

By |2021-05-31T10:35:23+02:0017 Aug 2016|

I cannot believe that almost a month has gone by, since our 5-day Wedding Photography Workshop with myself and Trompie van der Berg. We got some fantastic feedback and images by the students, and decided to write a short post and share some of the techniques they have learned:

Wedding Photography | How to Shoot Spectacular Wedding Detail Shots

By |2021-05-31T10:34:49+02:0013 Apr 2016|

Have you ever shot a bride or grooms' wedding details and thought “let me just get this out of the way so that I can get onto the important stuff”? If so, then this article covers the area of photographing wedding details and might be just for you!

Photos from our latest Wedding Photography Workshop | July 2015

By |2021-05-31T10:34:49+02:0011 Aug 2015|

Here is some feedback from our 5-Day Wedding Photography Workshop, which took place earlier this month. On day one and day two of the wedding photography course, we focused on the commercial and marketing side of wedding photography, including developing a personal style and other creative issues. On day 3 we had a shoot covering various basic as well as creative lighting techniques; from working with natural light to more elaborate flash and artificial lighting setups. On day 4-5 we covered digital workflow; from image selections to editing, and creating wedding albums. Our main focus is to establish consistency and accuracy without sacrificing creativity by using the latest and greatest editing software, presets and online services. The "wedding shoot" is really the highlight of the workshop and I would like to share a few techniques and images we shot during the wedding course:

My personal journey to becoming a wedding photographer

By |2018-08-13T10:15:56+02:0002 Apr 2015|

My personal journey to becoming a wedding photographer. This is my story... I am entering my 5th year in the wedding photography business since I shot my very first wedding and I have been reflecting quite a bit on the journey past. If you had told me 5 years ago that I would be making a living of wedding photography today I would have laughed in your face and called you a loony. I can actually remember Danie telling me this on a DPC portrait session when I did my very first course with him 5 years ago (I was part of only his second class) and thinking man, this guy obviously feels he need to say this as I paid him for the course!

Express your vision using Flash!

By |2017-07-14T15:26:02+02:0015 Mar 2015|

In the On-Location Lighting workshop I teach our students that one of the 7 reasons to use flash is to express your vision. As photographers, light is the notes we use to compose a song. If you only know half the notes the song you create will be pretty limited in tone and originality. If you however know the full range of notes you can create a masterpiece! If we are able to recognize and make use of natural light as well as incorporate artificial light where needed we can truly express our vision and create our own masterpieces!

Exquisite Wedding Photography by Jerry Ghionis

By |2017-07-17T16:07:20+02:0002 May 2013|

Exquisite Wedding Photography by Jerry Ghionis We are proud to feature the awe-inspiring work of one of the best Wedding Photographers on planet earth... Jerry Ghionis! Jerry needs no introduction in the world of photography, his repertoire precedes him as being one of the greatest creative minds ever to roam the fields of high-end Weddings.

Jeff Ascough: Remarkable Wedding Photographer

By |2021-05-19T10:33:20+02:0016 Jan 2013|

Jeff Ascough, also known as the modern-day "Henri-Cartier Bresson" of Wedding Photography is a true master and internationally recognized icon in the Wedding Photography Industry; Jeff is well known for his documentary-type style of Photography. He mainly uses available light to capture his client's most emotional and unforgettable moments, doing so with a complete and assured understanding of what that moment's photographic insight requires. His documentary-type style of Photography is a winning recipe for creating timeless photographs and to provide his client's with a collection of recorded memories that evokes the true and honest sense of emotion of that specific moment. Jeff Ascough is based in the U.K, however, is known to have captured spectacular "once in a life-time" moments all around the globe.

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