Who thinks wedding photography has become a bit predictable this year? Boring, even? Sure, the first time you see a teeny tiny couple lost in a massive landscape, it’s impressive. Or a backlit couple in profile.
Or a couple shot through loads of out of focus lights. Or hand in hand, silhouetted, between fairy lights, […]. petapixel.com
This past week, a drama over a bride's wedding photos blew up across the internet after the newly-wed took to TikTok to complain about the editing work done to them. [Read More]
A woman says her newly-engaged sister wants to edit her out of her own wedding photos and Photoshop herself as the bride instead so that she can have a picture with their late mother. [Read More]
While it arrived on the wedding scene within the last couple of years, the trend of intentionally blurring photos is still going strong and it's unlikely to be leaving any time soon. [Read More]
A bride was reunited with her wedding photos that had been lost for more than three decades -- after another woman spotted them at an auction. [Read More]
A photographer who messaged a couple to say that his "storage system crashed" and the photos were lost later disappeared.
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What’s happened has happened. But I just kind of want to rant so that maybe, if some future brides/grooms see this, they’ll understand the perspective of a photographer who may also be their friend.
A Chicago couple is being flamed online after their email to a wedding photographer went viral on Reddit. The email asks the photographer to shoot a 10-hour wedding in exchange for promotion to “300 total wedding guests,” 117 of whom are unmarried and between the ages of 24 and 35. Wedding photographers being asked for […]