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7) Emotion: The most powerful pictures evoke an emotion: anticipation, joy, love, optimism, trust, surprise and hope are some of the emotions you want to think of while looking at a photographer’s work.
Ask yourselves, “Are they capturing the spirit of the day?” Or are they just making a few pretty pictures and a lot of bad ones.
HINT: Dig deeper than the select gallery of images, which only consist of one or two pictures from each client.
This month, I am sharing 10 tips to help in the wedding photographer search. Find the earlier tips here:
1. Look for personality
2. Moments and style
3. Experience
4. Price
5. Time
6. Ownership
Beautiful heartfelt moments filled the day during Carmen and Kenneth's wedding at Fossil Trace Golf Course in Golden, Colo., in May 2009.
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