Wedding Shooting

Blue Hour Photo Inspiration From ShootDotEdit Customers

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Sep 27Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

Ever gushed over a strong blue tone of an early morning or evening sky? We have too! The twilight hues set a different kind of mood, mystery, and a bit of magic to any imagery. Just as the golden hour, the blue hour also opens up a whole new world of creative possibilities for photographers to experiment with. And in this blog, we feature some of the most iconic blue hour wedding and engagement photography by some of ShootDotEdit’s customers. Follow through for more inspiration.

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Drone Wedding Photography: Legalities, Safety Measures, & Useful Tips

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Sep 16Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

Not only does the bird’s-eye view allow you to add some variety to the wedding photos, but it also gives you the chance to experiment with various settings, angles, and perspectives. Depending on the setting, a bird’s-eye view could also enhance your couples portraits by including elements that might not be accessible otherwise (think outdoor couples portraits with the whole venue or the surrounding gardens and lakes in the picture). And more often than not, these pictures look spectacular! However, as you may already have experienced, it’s not always easy to find the perfect spot for these photographs, which is why drone wedding photography has grown popular lately. If you are new to drone photography and still figuring out the technicalities of this style, the safety measures, and the legalities, then this blog is for you!

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The Logistics Behind Taking Stellar Wedding Day Getting-Dressed Photos

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Sep 15Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

A hint of excitement on a bride’s face holding her bridal dress. A glimpse of a groom’s expression as he fixes his tie through the mirror. There’s something about getting-ready moments on a wedding day that make for ‘must-have’ (or in a wedding photographer’s case, ‘must-take’ images). Looking through a creative and technical eye, as a wedding photographer, there are a lot of things that you can do to capture these picture-perfect scenes. However, this blog does not talk about them. We are here to shed light on the planning that goes behind taking the getting-dressed images. After all, besides other things, it is the immaculate planning that helps you get these shots. 

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Understanding The Basics of Wedding Dance Photography

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Sep 07Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

From the bride and groom’s first dance to parent dances and the guests on the open dance floor, pictures of people dancing always make for photographs that take the viewer back in time. Photos of your couple’s grandparents dancing will never fail to bring back a sense of nostalgia – a memory that only you can offer your couples. An image of their friend doing the splits in the middle of the dance floor will have them recall that story even years down the line. And this emotional connection that dance photos carry makes understanding the basics of wedding dance photography beneficial for your art and business. If that’s what you are looking for, check out our tips for catching people in action below!

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How to Pose Couples With Height Differences in Wedding Photos

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Sep 01Categories: How to Take Wedding Photos, Wedding Shooting No Comments

Wouldn’t it be great if there was a set formula or guideline to pose couples in a way that always works? While you may have some go-to poses, unfortunately, there’s no guarantee. A pose that works for one couple simply might not work for another. Posing is no math – it’s an art. When posing, you are working with people, and people are diverse. They are of different shapes and sizes. So, your best bet might be your improvisation skills! Especially when posing couples with a significant height difference. But where there’s a will (or a couple with a major height difference), there’s a way to pose them too! In today’s blog, we bring you some tips that could help you better pose couples with a height difference in the wedding photos. Let’s dive in.

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Understanding Exposure In Photography: A Complete Guide

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Aug 20Categories: How to Become a Photographer, Wedding Shooting No Comments

Whether it’s a specific area you want to highlight or eliminate harsh shadows from a setting, your camera can adapt to whatever effect you want. Mastering the skill of getting the perfect exposure could unlock a whole new level of creative perspectives in your images. However, it is important to understand that your exposure meter does not work alone but in correlation with aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Therefore, this blog will give you an introduction to the concept of exposure in photography and how to get it right. Also, whether you are a beginner or just need a quick recap on exposure, you’ve come to the right place. So let’s begin!

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How to Photograph Sparklers at a Wedding Reception

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Jul 07Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

To literally add some more light (and fun) to their celebration, many couples often opt for sparklers – as a part of their decor or as a prop for wedding photos. But one of the most common ways couples use these is by planning a sparkler exit. A sparkler sendoff is on the ‘must-have’ list for several couples who not only want a grand exit but also spectacular photographs as they make their way out. But to photograph it right, you have to carefully plan all your moves, including your lighting and photography spots. It would also help you to guide your couple to walk or pose a certain way during the sparkler exit. If you need some guidance on how to photograph sparklers at a wedding, this blog has some tips that could help. 

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Sunset Wedding Photos: 5 Tips To Help You Get Them Right

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Jun 23Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

For couples who love the idea of grand endings, sunset wedding photos can be a great addition to the shot list – even if it requires a few changes in your timeline. The natural backdrop of crimson, red, and purple hues can make for breathtaking wedding images. And what’s not to love – a sunset can be a brilliant time to get the best of natural frames, soft lighting, and it’s an ideal time to create a romantic setting that you could capture through your camera. So if your couple is having an outdoor wedding – or is willing to travel to an outdoor location – and have decided to take sunset wedding photos – then here’s how you could make that happen.

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Anniversary Photo Shoot Tips To Make Milestones Memorable

Author: ShootDotEditOn: Jun 21Categories: Wedding Photography Ideas, Wedding Shooting No Comments

Weddings – no matter how extravagant or low-key – are a couple’s way of celebrating this new journey in their lives. And each anniversary is like a milestone that deserves to be celebrated! Just like an engagement session or their wedding photos, an anniversary photo shoot is a great way to document these celebrations that would help them track their journey years down the line. Besides helping you increase your clientele and stay in touch with your previous clients, anniversary photography sessions could also help you make more money beyond the wedding day. In this blog, we offer you tips on conducting a memorable wedding anniversary photo shoot for your couples.

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All About Natural Light Wedding Photography

Author: ShootDotEditOn: May 07Categories: How to Take Wedding Photos, Wedding Shooting No Comments

With its roots in Greek, the word photography literally means ‘drawing with light.’ So when we speak of taking images with the camera, we can’t proceed any further without discussing the importance and impact of light on the resultant images. While there are endless options for lighting equipment, many photographers choose natural light wedding photography. This style of photography allows you to simply document a moment as it is – organic and natural, without having to pause the scene to fix the lighting setup. However, even though many photographers prefer this style to document their couple’s big day, it can get tricky, especially in indoor venues. In this blog, we take you through the different sides of this style of photography and what you can do to perfect it.

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