Over the course of a wedding day, it is always interesting to spend a little time looking at the details of the preparations. Sometimes we just end up with great photographs for the album page backgrounds, other times we capture something that is important for the family to have a memory of. But it’s always [...]
Tagged Fun!, life as a photographerSometimes being in the right place at the right time is everything. That’s one of the things that distinguishes professional photographers from the rank and file. Recently we were camped out at the Texas State Capitol (one of my personal favorite places to photograph at night) doing some building photography. When we got home and [...]
Tagged Fun!, life as a photographer, Locations, Texas State CapitolI came across an excellent blog post today that I thought would be useful to Light Walk readers. Each of these ideas is standalone; you can implement any or all of them. In my experience each of these ideas can really help to make the wedding day move along well, with awesome photography. My favorite [...]
Tagged How-To, tipsSo, you’ve bought some digital negatives from your photographer. What do you do with them? It’s essential that you take the effort to preserve them! You have some prints, you have perhaps an album or two from the day and you have the digital negatives. One idea behind the digital negative is that you can [...]
Tagged How-ToI am a father. It’s a true joy in life! So when I’m photographing a wedding I look for “father moments”; points in time where the love and emotion a father feels toward his daughter break out of his normal “fatherness” and shine for everyone to see. These moments are sometimes brief, sometimes long, but [...]
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