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The Benefits of an Engagement Session
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Here’s some tips to make the most of your pre-wedding photography.
1) Select a location that fits with your personality as a couple. It can be a park you frequent, a cafe or bar that you go to, a university campus, or even your own backyard. 2) When picking a location, it’s best if your location can offer a variety of different “backdrops” that are within close walking distance. This will help diversify your photos and provide inspiration for a wide variety of poses and different types of shots. 3) If you decide on an outside location, try to schedule your session during the “golden” hours - an hour after sunrise or an hour before sunset. These times of days provide a soft, warm light that is ideal for photos, especially romantic ones. 4) Wear something you’re comfortable in, and coordinate with your partner. Typically solids are preferred over prints - but make sure you look like yourself. 5) Have fun! Smile, kiss, hug, walk - pay more attention to your partner than to your photographer.
Jill Duarte is a photographer and designer for D.R. Photography & Design (http://www.drphotographydesign.com). In her photography and design, she strives to tell stories without words, mixing documentary, fine art and macrophotography into a modern interpretation of classic ideas and themes. Jill lives in Belle Vernon with her husband, daughter and house rabbit. View all articles by Jill DuarteSpread The WordArticle OptionsThis article has been added to your 'Articles to Read' list.
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