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 What kind of
style of photography are there?
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Traditional
photography includes portraits of bridal party and family - close-up and
full length - and candid photographs that tell the story of the day.
This is the style that suits most weddings.
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Wedding
photojournalism
means no posed photographs - all pictures would be taken without any
instruction from or awareness of the photographer. Dennis Reggie of
Atlanta has promoted this approach.
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Illustrative
photography has drama, grand poses and majestic scenery. Every detail in
the image is carefully arranged to produce a photograph with impact.
Think of this style as what you would find in high-fashion photography -
where even the candid photos are the results of precise posing and
lighting.
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The
Creative or
impressionistic photographer creates images with the unusual angle or
juxtaposition. The photographer is creating his or her artistic
impression of your wedding day. The goal is to produce a limited number
of art prints from your wedding.
Most
photographers actually present a mix of all four of these, with an
emphasis on the first (traditional). This makes sense: even if you love
the impressionistic approach, your mom will surely want a touching photo
of the bride and groom and a smiling picture of mom and dad with their son
or daughter.
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