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>>141220 That's my point. These are the sort of shots anyone loads off their Powershot after going to a nightclub, just sharper because they were taken with a nice lens.
>>141223 Try approaching it like it you were a photojournalist covering an event, tell a story with your photographs. It's the typical style for wedding photography today, but it's rather effective, so that's fine.
There's some shots you have to get- there's guides on the Internet for this, and talk it over with the bride, groom, and their parents. Things like cutting the cake, seemingly random relatives, etc.
Shoot the bride and groom getting dressed. Avoid distorting figures, and avoid heavy Photoshop work that will look super dated thirty years from now when their kids look through the albums, if 2008 isn't in a retro fad stage at the time. Go for classic.
(Like I said, I don't shoot weddings, but I know people that do professionally, as part of a business, and I've watched them work, and this is how they run it.)
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