Various Styles
As the years passed by, technology changed and some new trends entered wedding photography. This is why we ask each client to take the extra time for discussing styles. You can choose one style or combine different styles together.
Artistic contemporary style – Fine-art wedding photography starts with an image shot with an artistic finish in mind. In post production, these images are transformed into fine-art using textures, filters, masks, and other advanced Photoshop techniques to create a visually stunning, emotional image.
Photojournalism style – This style is completely candid and is more of a documentary way of shooting a wedding. Few (if any) photos are staged and everything is shot in the moment, where the photographer roams around the ceremony and reception and captures the event as it’s happening.
Traditional modern style – This is the style of photography that’s somewhere between traditional and twenty-first century. Traditional photography focuses more on formal portraiture and capturing the key elements of the day. This is akin to traditional portrait style and is sometimes used in combination with the photojournalism style.
Fashion-shoot style – For brides who can’t get enough of Vogue or Cosmo, this style is for you. It is a much more modern style of shooting, with different camera angles and closeups, details, fashion-forward poses, unique lighting and lots of finishing touches with photography studio software.