How do you make a client feel and look beautiful when everything seems stacked against you? Learn new skills to creatively solve problems that arise on the wedding day that most often serve as a barrier to great portraiture and review the process that Ned considers when he's photographing his clients. Ned will push you to find a new mindset that will help you expand creatively and capture dynamic portraits that speak to the essence of the couple, as well as the mood and emotion of the day.
Tyler will explore the idea of building a business and creating a style around THE CLIENT. This concept enabled his business to weather photographic trends by maintaining a purely documentary approach; one that celebrates the client first and foremost. Using photography as a story telling medium allows Tyler to impact his clients' lives in personal ways, thereby offering an experience that they not only remember but also broadcast. Learn how a good old-fashioned work ethic has made a huge difference in Tyler's highly saturated Midwestern market.
The master of photography understands light, can predict it, command and replicate it and bend its course to suite his particular needs. Yet a mastery of lighting techniques is worthless without a clear aesthetic understanding of light's effect on composition and meaning. Join me as I discuss the philosophy of light in photography. We'll leave the technical mumbo jumbo to someone else.
