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Finally, a photograph from a weddingMonday, February 22nd, 2010

Looking at some of my recent blog posts I have talked about a rabbit, Denny’s Free Grand Slam, and some lenses. I haven’t been blogging as much about wedding photography. So here is a photograph from a Wolf Creek Canyon wedding.

I was second shooting at this wedding and the bride and flower girl were taking a break while everyone else had their photos taken by the main photographer. And this relaxed pose was just too perfect. It was a gorgeous day as well.

Every flowergirl dreams of growing up to be the bride

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Wolf Creek Bride and GroomTuesday, January 12th, 2010

I love being a second shooter for other wedding photographers. Don’t get me wrong – I love being THE photographer at a wedding. But I love the more the merrier philosophy. I also try my best to stay out of the way of the main photographer. Some of my basic rules – some of which I learned the hard way:

Don’t shoot over the shoulder of the main photographer – they don’t need more of the same shot
Don’t interrupt the flow of the main photographer
A fly on the wall uses a different lens than the main photographer – if they grab a wide angle lens then grab a telephoto lens
If they ask you to do something – do it!
Ask the main photographer if you can try something different – like shoot an HDR

These photographs were taken at a Wolf Creek wedding this summer – and I was using my second camera to take these. My primary camera was sitting on a tripod for some HDR photographs. I will share those in another blog post. The main photographer was shooting with her fisheye lens – so I had my telephoto camera and was grabbing these amazing photographs.

Golf course acts as a backdrop to wedding photographs

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Vietnamese Wedding

Everyone Benefits with a Second Shooter

Practice dipping the bride before the wedding

Amy & Julianne's Fall Wedding in Vermont

Lots of kissing during formal wedding photographySunday, December 20th, 2009

I was helping second shoot this wedding in Wolf Creek this past summer and the bride and groom were constantly kissing each other. And that is awesome! I think the best photographs at weddings are the natural photographs – where the bride and groom are just naturally touchy feely. Occasionally we would have to ask them to actually look at the camera but only for a few shots.

A beautiful setting at Wolf Creek for a wedding

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dav.d weddings gets a Website Redesign

Salt Lake City through film photography and at night

Last Minute Teaching a Class on Posing Subjects for Photographs

Lisa and Noah's Wedding Day in Newport Beach California

Wedding Cake with FlowersSunday, December 20th, 2009

Ok, I will confess – I can sort of understand why people might use a stunt cake – or a fake cake? Why would you eat something or cut a cake that is more a work of art than a wedding confection? This wedding cake was photographed at Wolf Creek – and the cake was in fact real. I am told it was tasty. But my job is to photograph the heck out of the cake and make it look awesome. To do that you want a gorgeous cake – and then the rest of my job is done – lol.