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What Do You Value in Your Wedding?
What Do You Value in Your Wedding?
What you value should be reflected in your planning!
What you think you value in your thoughts and what you value in your heart (when you’re honest with yourself) may not match. Since weddings take lots of time and money, it’s important to reflect on what you truly value, and to communicate your values to your photographer. When you are clear about your values, you’ll end up with photos that truly reflect you and your beloved. Wedding photography is the only thing in a wedding that will be revisited again and again over the years. Dresses go in storage, gifts get used up, but wedding photos remain treasures.
What do we mean by values? If you’re a creative person, the artistry in the photos will be a value. If you’re a “people” person, you’ll want the photos of family and friends to be an emphasis for the photographer. If you’ve dreamed your whole life of your day as a Bride, YOU may be the thing you value, and the photographer should know that. Don’t be judgmental about your values. Just be clear about them. You don’t have to tell anyone but your photographer to make sure the photos reflect what's in your heart.
Most wedding photographers try to shoot the sequence of events at a wedding and to get photos of the family and key friends attending, and all of the traditional photos (kiss at the altar, first dance, etc.) but when we know what the bride and the groom care about most, the results are deeply satisfying.
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Michaud Bridal Show January 11 - Visit our Booth!
It's Bridal Show Time!
Visit DanielPhotoPro at the Michaud Bridal Show
Saturday Jan 11 2020
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Free Admission & Parking!
16808 Pearl Road Strongsville, Ohio
Outdoor venue at Michaud catering
Wedding Photography is a Great Christmas Gift!
Wedding Photography is a Great Christmas Gift!
Of all the wedding gifts you will receive, the one you may enjoy the most often is your photographs!
Most newlyweds proudly hang their best wedding photos in their homes not only to remember that most special of days, but as a reminder that they are now a couple on the deepest level and part of extended families.
Wedding photos are treasures that last longer than a lifetime, because they’re passed down to children and grandchildren (who enjoy seeing the strange clothes their ancestors wore). Choose your photographer carefully and consider suggesting that family or friends consider payment of either all or part of a photography package as a wedding gift.
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Bride Friday Deal!
We've changed Black Friday to Bride Friday for You!
Black Friday is a week away but we love brides, so we’ve changed it to Bride Friday!
Below are some photos from a very recent Engagement Session. See the sheer joy in the faces of the couple. Without the pressure that’s always present on wedding day, engagement photos are lighthearted and fun. They’re a great way to create a relationship with your photographer before the big day.
Our Bride Friday deal for you or any bride-to-be that you know is a triple header:
* Free Engagement Session
* 20% discount on any of our wedding packages which range from $1495 to $2495
* Free two hour Post-Wedding photo session a month after the wedding when you’re settled in your home.
To receive your Bride Friday deal, simply respond by email before midnight on November 29, 2019.
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The Great Makeup Dilemma
The Great Makeup Dilemma
One of the trends in makeup today is no makeup! Lots of people want to look natural so they come to photography sessions with no makeup. Here’s the challenge with that idea: In everyday life when you look at someone, you see the whole person and the background around them. Unless you are studying his or her face, you don’t notice minor flaws because that’s just the person. However, in a photograph, those same flaws, which are nothing in real life, stand out because people look more deeply at a photo than they do at a real person. In a photo, you are not going to look exactly the same as you do in real life.
Photo editing can minimize flaws which stand out, but to do it so that the photo doesn’t look “photo-shopped” is time consuming and costly. Most people think they want to look natural in a photo, but when they see their natural self, they are surprised because a minor flaw may stand out that they haven’t even noticed before. So to have photography that looks like you in real life, it’s best to use a little bit of makeup to minimize those minor flaws.
Here’s an easy test. Take a photo of your face with no makeup, then add just enough to minimize any flaws you see. You don’t have to remove them, just minimize. Then re-take the photo with your phone and see if you look more truly natural. The camera sees everything with no judgment. It wants the great color of your eyes to show up as well as the pimple on your neck. So it’s best to give the camera the face you want it to see.
