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Great Guide To Wedding and Portrait Photographer, March 8, 2007
This review is from: Master's Guide to Wedding Photography: Capturing Unforgettable Moments and Lasting Impressions (Paperback)
This book is one worth reading over and over again.I like the author's advice especially on his workflow.All his style are very practical and easy to follow.This book is not a step by step kind of book but rather guide you on how to come up with your own style.His advice on how to market yourself or to book that client right away is more than what you pay on this book.
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Aspiring Wedding Photographers May Enjoy This Book, March 10, 2008
This review is from: Master's Guide to Wedding Photography: Capturing Unforgettable Moments and Lasting Impressions (Paperback)
Marcus Bell gives us his perspective on this multi-faceted career. Don't expect to master the spectrum of wedding photography from any book. This author provides guidelines, along with his personal philosophy. This is a magazine-style book of 124 pages. A lot of space is taken up by images. What you come home with is some food for thought.
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A walk with a master photographer, August 7, 2010
This review is from: Master's Guide to Wedding Photography: Capturing Unforgettable Moments and Lasting Impressions (Paperback)
Marcus Bell is an accomplished wedding photographer based in Australia. In this book, he discuss about his story, style and business. Bell discusses how he combines landscape, human interest and photojournalism into his style.
Like other wedding photography book, Bell discusses typical walk through of a wedding with plenty images. Instead of a diagram, Bell shows how he positioned himself in a third person view which is very useful.
For Bell, shooting wedding is only 1/3 of the job. Bell also stressed on the important of digital image editing and printing. Having a clear pre-visualization and choosing medium for print is crucial.
Bell also give some tips about business, studio design and sales tip based on his own experience running Studio Impressions. Lastly, Bell discuss about equipments he used on his typical wedding job.
This book does not discuss about technical aspect of shooting a wedding, such as what lens to use, what camera setting to use, etc. So that it is not very suitable for beginners. However, for aspiring wedding photographer or seasoned photographer who want to get to know highly artistic and successful master photographer, this book will give you many insights to improve your craft.
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