Photo Eraser Tips

As a photographer going to shoot your first wedding event, it is normal to have several questions running across your mind. While many of them will be tending to calm you down and prepare for your first exposure, a lot of them will be reminding you it’s your first, and you probably don’t have one of the  best instant camera  in the market, thereby making you unnecessarily tensed. When you cover your first marriage, it’s the pressure, and it’s normal. It’s a unique moment that will not be repeated. So, we are not allowed to make mistakes. Here are 10 simple tips for those who will go through their baptism of fire: not 50 tricks, just 10. I focus on the essentials, but with these recommendations, you will be able to escape unscathed from your marriage, without forgetting anything essential. #1: Prepare your equipment I have a checklist on which is written all that I need to bring. From case to battery (at least 2), memory cards, lenses, flas...

Wedding albums are like very fragile projects that are curated by us as photographers. When it comes to wedding photography, you don’t really have much of an opportunity to recreate a lot of shots as some of them are genuine at the moment and asking to recreate those shots would take away so much from the sincerity of it. Wedding photography is an amazing privilege because as the photographer you now play a key roll in creating and capturing the best memories for your bride and groom. Speaking of memories, in this article, I will be sharing with you some of my tops must have shots when doing a wedding. These shots, if available, are important to have on your shot list or apart of your wedding album. Some of these shots might be subjective to what is immediately available to you and others are just some shots that can be captured at any traditional wedding. Let’s begin! 1. The Girls Getting Prepared As a wedding photographer or if you’re doing your first wedding then you should...