Photography Tips

Although night-time wedding photos can be very beautiful, in general you need natural light for the majority of your photos after the ceremony.  In order to plan what happens when on your wedding day, you should take into account when the sun sets and the amount of time your photographer needs before and after the ceremony etc. 

To assist you with this, we have provided a handy sun rise and sun set table and calculator for you below.   Use the table below together with the time requirements you and I have agreed upon to plan your wedding day.
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Lohann & Paulien – July 2008

Lohann and Paulien’s wedding took place in Polokwane (Pietersburg) in the Dutch Reformed Church’s “Moedergemeente”.

I grew up in Pietersburg and even though it can get quite chilly in winter, I have never such a cold day as this day.  The light wind cut through clothes like a scalpel!

It was a morning wedding and we first had the ceremony and then directly thereafter the reception in the adjacent church hall.  It was the first “traditional” wedding I have done where the wedding and reception took place on the church grounds.

After the reception I kidnapped the wedding party for some shots.  The poor girls had purple blotches on their skin from the cold!

 

I tried to get a wintery feel into the photos, playing a bit with the grey, brown and orange colours.

At the end of the photo session Pauline was in tears.  The cold got to her and she was not feeling well.  Now who said wedding photography is an easy job?!


Posted on 12 July 2008 @ 2:04 pm
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