Getting a couple to interact is a great way to get natural looking shots. Have them embrace each other and joke with each other while focusing on something other than the camera. All wedding photographers have different ways of getting couples to interact. The easiest way for me to get natural interaction between couples it by using a long lens and shooting from far away. That way the couple is less aware of the camera and the photos end up being more natural.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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