Taking photos in a church is no easy task. Not only stressed-out beginners, but also professional photographers with years of experience can run into trouble. The online course "The Art and Secrets of Photographing a Church Wedding" is aimed at everyone who wants to learn the ins and outs of shooting a wedding - that is, a Holy Mass that joins two souls together.
How to properly photograph the bride and groom entering the church?
How to handle the harsh light that streams through the church doors just as the couple begins to walk towards the altar?
How best to capture wedding vows and the exchange of wedding rings?
How to shoot in a dark church?
How to minimize the unflattering effect of flash when you have no choice but to use it?
What not to do when photographing Holy Mass, and which perspectives and shots should you pay special attention to?
How to organize your work into stages so that you don't miss anything important?
How to make an interesting documentary and work with the priest at the same time?
How to reduce flash glare while photographing people with glasses?
What are safe exposure times to use during important moments of the mass?
Which ISO settings will work best in a church - and at which times?
How to choose the right aperture sizes for the wedding story you're creating?
What to do when the white balance is off, and which shots will capture the church ceremony best?
Which flash modifiers will be the most useful and what photography equipment should you have at hand?
Is using flash always prohibited, and what to do when there simply isn't enough natural light in the church?
How to quickly find the right balance between ambient light and artificial light from the camera flash, so that your photos look as attractive as possible?
Which focal length to choose in key moments?
How to take wedding photos to speed up the postproduction process?
You'll find out the answers to these and many more questions from this unique online course that I've spent months working on.
Thank you for purchasing it and appreciating the several hundred hours I devoted to helping you become a better wedding photographer.
I've had enough of subpar advice, passing photography trends and shallow marketing in wedding photography. I believe it's solid technique and
open heart that create our personality and our photography world. It's all of us who shape the industry, fairly and collectively, deciding how our wedding photos will look.
You don't have to search the Internet for similar courses - this one is the most comprehensive of them all.
Our virtual meeting isn't just a superficial look at my portfolio; it's an in-depth analysis of technical issues, key shots, camera settings, important guidelines, but also the pitfalls that await a wedding photographer in a church. Let's discover the secrets of my beloved wedding photography industry together.
