I had an AI read my reviews and summarize what clients have enjoyed about my work and their experience. It was a lot of fun and helped crystalize some of the ideas and approaches I have known and unknowingly implemented over the years. Here are some takeawaysâŚÂ
Clients frequently mention how comfortable you make them feel during their sessions. This aspect of your service is crucial, as it not only enhances the experience but also reflects positively in the photographs.
Fun and Enjoyable Experiences: Your ability to make photo sessions fun and enjoyable, even for those who typically dislike having their pictures taken, is highly valued by your clients.
Talent and Professionalism: Clients are consistently impressed with your talent as a photographer and your professionalism throughout the process. Your attention to detail and your ability to capture the mood and emotion of the wedding day are particularly highlighted.
Breathtaking Photos: The quality of your photographs is a major highlight, with clients describing them as breathtaking and able to transport them back to the moment.
Attention to Detail: Your focus on capturing both the major moments and the small, intimate details is greatly appreciated. Clients love how you capture the essence of their day, including the details they might miss themselves.
Timeliness and Responsiveness: Your quick turnaround time for previews and photos, as well as your ongoing communication, is highly praised. Clients appreciate your responsiveness and efficiency.
Warm, Fun, and Calming Demeanor: Clients repeatedly mention your warm personality and how your demeanor adds to the e
Highly Recommended: There is a strong sense of satisfaction among your clients, with many stating they would highly recommend your services. The sentiment that potential clients can stop their search with you is a powerful endorsement.
How do I pick my favorite photos??
1. Does it make you feel something?
2. Would I want to look at this in 5, 10, 50 years?
3. Family. Thing legacy and story!
4. Transportive moments, what takes you back?
5. My couples looking amazing. đĽ
Every photo from your wedding falls into one of these four categories.
1. Posed. Static, intentional, looking at set point. Think family photos or looking at camera.
2. Directed. The photographer sets the scene and directs the movement or action.
3. Candid. Unscripted, as it actually happened! Ceremonies and speeches, pure documentary.
4. Details. Everything that isnât people. The venue, the florals, the weather, the stuff you spent a year choosing.
Most photographers are great at one or two of these. The best are great at all four. đ
If you like this, give me a follow. Next up Iâm breaking down each one individually.
On your wedding day, this is what my team and I are thinking aboutâŚ
1. Making sure you look good!
2. Capturing the emotion/moments/real stuff
3. Creativity. How can we make something unique and special for you.
4. Vibes. Are you having a good time? Photos are important, but not the most important thing. If youâre having fun, the photos will reflect it.
5. Getting images of the VIPs (Parents, siblings, BFFs, Family & Friends)
6. Looking for the âin-betweens.â The moments between poses when everyone is relaxed. These are the best!
7. Timeline. Weâll make the most with the time we have. No need to miss the party!
And every wedding is different. I love talking with my couples to see whatâs important to them đ
With the warmer weather today in Pittsburgh, weâre reminiscing about this stunning spring wedding.đ
Elegant bridal makeup, timeless wedding hair, and a classic black tie moment that felt effortless from start to finish.
Photographed by: @michaelwillpro
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