Tips for wedding photography

Tips for GREAT Wedding Photography Poses | Have you ever left a wedding feeling like you didn’t get the poses you wanted or the variety you were hoping for? Or maybe you find yourself thinking so much about the timeline of the day or the shot list that it’s hard to remind yourself to change up the poses or your lens to get a different image. I have discovered a few simple tricks that help me to get better poses even without much time (or a second shooter or assistant!) | Joy Michelle…

If you’re thinking about a shot list in the traditional sense, let us shift your perspective and show you how to give your photographer something *truly* helpful to them and beneficial for everyone involved in your wedding. Spoiler alert: it doesn’t actually include specific shots! Keep reading for all the deets.

Emilie Photography, Edmonton and Sherwood Park wedding photographer. Specializing in outdoor and sunny and joyful wedding photography!

If you're a beginner photographer who got hired to shoot a wedding, keep these important points in mind to prepare yourself mentally.

From traditional photography to photojournalistic photography, there are endless wedding photography styles. What's the right one for you?

When I first started as a wedding photographer, I had a general shot list that I worked off of for every wedding. I didn’t consult it much throughout the day, but it was a nice crutch as I fi…

Hey photographers!! Are you new to shooting weddings, or maybe haven’t shot one at all and have one coming up?! Then this post is for you!! I am so excited to share today my top 5 tips on being an AWESOME photographer shooting your first wedding as a primary photographer! :) At the end of this season (that’s very quickly coming to a close!) I will have shot around 100 weddings. 100! It’s so crazy to think I’ve been a part of so many love stories, and it’s truly an honor!! So here we go…

How To Become A Wedding Photographer. It starts with learning how to pose people and getting candid, authentic emotion on camera.

and nerve wrecking but you've come to the right place. I'm going to give you 3 Technical Tips before Photographing your First Wedding.

I’m the kind of person that is either frantically running dozens of spreadsheets with different outcome predictions before doing something, or I’m like “screw it, it’ll work out, let’s just do it!” - there’s no in between. When I was graduating from Northeastern University with a degree in Comm