Check out some of the more frequently asked wedding photography questions below.
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It’s important to know the level of experience of your wedding photographer has right off the bat. Most photographers branch out into many areas in the photography industry. Although that will not necessarily mean any particular specialty is compromised, it’s always advised to know the level of experience your photographer has. Statistics indicate that seasoned wedding photographers have approximately 25 nuptials under their belt every year. It’s intense hands-on experience can go a long way toward producing amazing photographs from your big day.
Here at Andrew Samplawski Photography, with over 600 weddings under our belt, weddings are the what ASP is known for within the Chippewa Valley.
Combining our photographers’ experience together, we have over 55 years of experience in the wedding industry staying up-to-date, and customer-focused.
This question can reveal the temperament of your potential vendor and how agreeable to collaboration they may be. Some photographers ask for blind faith regarding the shot list, which is a good sign that they’re advocating for you.
A delicate balance must be struck between photographic freedom and capturing the event as you see fit. Be sure to talk this over as you get to know the photographer and during meetings until the main event.
Here at ASP, I will walk you through the details, the family formal list, the wedding party photos, and any other certain requests. Most of my clients share what’s important and trust us to do the rest because it’s the reason they hired me.
It’s my commitment to photograph the wedding based on how it flows throughout the day rather than following a particular list from Pinterest.
You’ll want to ensure that your photographer has extra equipment should they have a camera fail or run out of power. Ask them questions and find out what sorts of equipment they will be using, its quality and what they do if something breaks down. There couldn’t be anything worse than not having any pictures because equipment broke down and the photographer had no spare equipment on hand to make it through your special day.
I have 4 cameras available at any given point to photograph a wedding. Nonetheless, a second photographer is highly recommended because we know how important weddings are along with how reliable technology can be. I photograph weddings with 2 Canon cameras.