Hate family photos? OH WELL! Family photography at weddings is must and a HUGE method to impressing your potential clients and making your current ones happy. This tutorial will show you Vanessa’s sure-fire method to photographing family pictures. Get ready to learn how to photograph families fast and with complete confidence that you’re not missing a thing.
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Fabulous, great guide too! Thank you!
I wish I would have watched this before the wedding I shot last weekend!
Now I'll be ready for the next one!
So entertaining to watch and of course premium content! I would watch again because it makes me smile. 🙂
You are awesome thanks.
Can you do a video on shooting wedding processionals, I struggle with getting sharp pictures during those time
Oh wow I love joe buissink. One my favourite ever photographers…..
Love the humor in this! Nice way to know we're not alone in what we're doing in this industry haha!
Hey thanks for the guidance especially on the list. Will had my very 1st solo engagement photography duty later today and your show really give me the inspiration I need. Keep it up!
Very relaxed in front of the camera! And some very good tips for shooting weddings if that is your cup of tea.
Nope, I can barely talk to models let alone people who have no idea how to pose!
Good info, didn’t like the format. But I understand why you did it.
Love this brand new Vanessa!
Love your infographic with emojis hehe very creative!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
gostei muito
OUTSTANDING commentary: I know exactly what U R talking about. I've done this for years don't need a list I've done it so much. You nailed it. LOL. 📸📷🐢🐢🐢
This was great! Thank you!
I shoot Quinceañeras (young woman, coming-of-age 15th birthday celebration, Hispanics/Latinos only, etc.), and there's no need for a list. Usually we shoot these at the altar/steps of the church, and most if not all the family stays. There are "chamberlanes" and "damas" (equivalent to groomsmen and bridesmaids) and a main "chamberlán". We do those first, a few poses, then move on to parents only, parents and siblings, and then add grandparents of the girl, then grandparents only, then godparents (if present), then each family of relatives, special relatives, then friends and other families present. Then we do a shot of the whole group of churchgoers. FAST and easy.
Love the new format for your show! 🙂
If your contract isn't tight enough to cover missed shots, even with a list, you have bigger problems. I always use a list.
Well done
I watched this to get some ideas on family photos but didn't realize it was for a wedding. Usually, I would just have stopped watching but she is extremely attractive and I had to watch the entire video.
Love this one! Great to see more humor in these videos. (while still remaining informative). Thanks, Vanessa! 🙂
Awesome Sauce – I make a General List from a hour before I get to the ceremony – the ceremony – the formal session – the dinner and the dance – Learn my lesson back in the day