Photographing A Friend or Relative's Wedding
So you've been asked, volunteered, drafted or possibly cornered into shooting a friend or relative's wedding. Or maybe you're thinking about doing it as a wedding present.
If you are an amateur with single friends or relatives and have a decent eye for photography, sooner or later you will be asked to shoot a wedding. This class is intended to be a "Survival Guide" for the non-professional who will be shooting a wedding for the first time. If you're not at least a bit scared by the prospect of being the "official" wedding photographer, you should be. You only get one shot at it!
This class will be a mixture of both classroom learning & hands-on experiences in practical locations. (May include: churches, reception halls, etc.)
This class will cover:
What to expect from a wedding
Equipment
Coordination with the bride & groom
How to practice beforehand
What to look for
Where to stand
Staying on track
Anticipating the events
Post-wedding work
Indianapolis Location:
Only 10 spots per class! Small classes with lots of instructor interaction.
Instructor: Sarah Newman
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| Thursdays | May 6 - May 27 | 6:00 - 8:00p | 4 |
List Price: $200.00Price: $155.00
You Save: $45.00 (23%)
Location: Indianapolis & well-known Indianapolis church
Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Photography (or similar)
This course will be offered again in September if you have not yet taken the Fundamentals of Photography class.
Equipment: Digital SLR Camera (external flash is suggested, but optional)
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