Photographers
At the risk of renaming this the I Like Tom board, his post at Prints The Chaff about photograpers contains the following words: proud to work with people.
Hey shutter upaya face.
Paul Wiggins: copy editor in Australia
Mostly about copy editing, sport and newspaper design.
Tuesday, April 06, 2004
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About Me
- Name: Paul
- Location: Homebush, New South Wales, Australia
I've been mucking about on newspapers since 1980.
4 Comments:
Pick a photographer that makes you feel comfortable. You should feel at ease with your photographer. If you don't, you won't trust their expertise and directions. And your uneasiness will show up in your pictures.
Finding the right photographer to capture all the moments you'll want to remember - such as the bride's walk down the aisle, the father-daughter dance, the best man's toast, and all the rest - is important.
An important feature to look for is whether or not the photo book publisher offers themes, templates and helpful tips and book ideas. Though most pictures stand on their own, adding a colorful background or having special templates to showcase that day at the beach or that special birthday party, brings the picture to life in a whole new way, while setting a mood or tone for the photo book as a whole.
You have to be very careful when choosing a photographer so that they can give you the best pictures you could ever get for your special day.
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