I would probably be good at a lot of those other aspects of being a wedding photographer, but I don't think I'd really want to do them (at least at this point in my life). If I ever (intentionally) shoot a wedding, I'd like to just sit in a corner with my long lens and stay as unnoticed as possible. You know, when they look at the book later go "who took that picture? I didn't even see anybody with a camera." 😎
p.s. if I did want to be a actual wedding photographer though, I think I'd learn a lot from Chris.
I share the same desire for “playing sniper” and love doing that at a wedding. I prefer my 24-70 however. Those dancefloors get pretty packed and the good stuff happens in the middle.
I would probably be good at a lot of those other aspects of being a wedding photographer, but I don't think I'd really want to do them (at least at this point in my life). If I ever (intentionally) shoot a wedding, I'd like to just sit in a corner with my long lens and stay as unnoticed as possible. You know, when they look at the book later go "who took that picture? I didn't even see anybody with a camera." 😎
p.s. if I did want to be a actual wedding photographer though, I think I'd learn a lot from Chris.
Weddings are an acquired taste for sure.
I share the same desire for “playing sniper” and love doing that at a wedding. I prefer my 24-70 however. Those dancefloors get pretty packed and the good stuff happens in the middle.