The Art of Wedding Photography: Professional Techniques with Style

. He lives in Santa Monica, CA. With Bambi Cantrell, he is the co-author of Watson-Guptill’s top-selling The Art of Wedding Photography, The Art of People Photography, and The Art of Digital Wedding Photography. Bambi Cantrell, whose work has appeared in the New York Times, American Photo,Ebony, and Rangefinder, is one of the most sought-after photograph

The hottest, most lucrative trend in wedding photography is gorgeously illustrated and explained in this cutting-edge guide that shows professional photographers—and those aspiring to be—how to create the arty, hip, yet elegant wedding albums sought by today’s brides. Taken by a highly successful specialist in wedding photography, the pictures tell their unique, romantic story with a visual artistry and excitement that differs from staid, traditional wedding albums of the past. And for future brides, the book will provide visual inspiration on the must-have photography they want for their big day.. The book explains all the creative techniques—including wedding photojournalism—that produce such compelling pictures, and also fully explores the business side of wedding photography. Ever

What a deal!! Borrowed this book from a friend and ended up on two different islands here in Hawaii. It was cheaper for me to buy him this book and drop ship it to him than it would have been for me to send it via USPS to him from me. Now both of us have this in our library of photography books! YAY!!. A good book for the beginner TheBronze I've been an amateur photographer for many years but have never shot a wedding. Recently a friend asked me to shoot his wedding and how could I refuse? So, off I go to Amazon to look for a book on the subject.With this book I wasn't disapointed. It tends to be focused on people with general photography knowledge and does go to deep into the technical. Instead, it focuses more on what to shoot and when and where.This is exactly what I needed. The book is written in a manner that is easy to read without being a "Dummy" book. The photos illustrate the points well. The book also talks a lot about a photographers conduct at a wedding. This was . "Tricks of the Trade" according to Harry Joseph. This book was recomended to me by a professional photographer who teaches a wedding class at a local photography school. It was well worth purchasing. The book gives you great tips and secrets of the trade that I could not get else where. Some of the reviews I read here complain that the book concentrates on film too much and is dated, but I don't think the medium, or the equipment is what this book is all about. It's not really a Photoshop primer, or how many megapixels your camera has, but it's more about a particular style of wedding photography. In this case "Photo Journalistic weddings". The only gripe I have is I wish the Business se

He lives in Santa Monica, CA. With Bambi Cantrell, he is the co-author of Watson-Guptill’s top-selling The Art of Wedding Photography, The Art of People Photography, and The Art of Digital Wedding Photography. . About the Author Bambi Cantrell, whose work has appeared in the New York Times, American Photo,Ebony, and Rangefinder, is one of the most sought-after photographers in the San Francisco Bay area.Skip Cohen is president of Rangefinder Publishing and Wedding and Portrait Photographers International