Wedding photography is the visual record of the unforgettable moments that will take place on your special day, but there is far more specialization and planning that goes into these photos than most couples realize. When you’re going over the details with your wedding photographer, make sure you go into the meeting with a primary photo style in mind. Here are a few of the most common examples to choose from.
1.Natural light
For those holding a daytime wedding, the natural light style is achieved by eschewing the flash and instead utilizing the daylight of the surrounding landscape, reports Here Comes The Guide. This style is a warm and brilliant take that will allow small details to show through, while also helping shadows and complex light patterns to come to the forefront.
2.Traditional
The traditional style, also referred to as portraiture, is known for its precision, formality and posed pictures that utilize very few focal points and showcase a few individuals in particular, reported Newport Wedding Glam. The style usually features dramatic lighting and camera angles, but can still be able to capture spontaneous moments with grace and beauty.
3.Photojournalism
For couples who are far more interested in their pictures telling the story of your wedding day, rather than capture a few specific moments destined for a photo album. The photojournalism style has become wildly popular and allows the photographer to follow the bride, groom and wedding parties throughout the day to capture candid and unposed shots. This style could also easily be combined with elements of traditional and commercial styles to give couples the best of both worlds.
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