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I've been asked to be the official photographer for a friend of a friends wedding in the summer. I barely know the guy so I'd want it to be worth my time and effort.
I've done a wedding before, shadowing the official photographer, so I'm fairly sure about the poses I need to do etc. I'm confident by nature too so I'm not too worried about crowd control etc. I'm my own worst critic and I honestly feel I produced better shots at the last wedding that the official, even without a flashgun. This was echoed by the bride and groom and anyone else who saw the photos. It was in the Dominican Republic however where lighting wasn't really a problem, I just needed a fill to reduce the shadows.
I definately want my price to cover the purchase of a flashgun, plus a little more for my time and processing. I'm willing to process and make all photos available to the b&g so they can go ahead and order as many prints for friends and family as they want. I assume this is not normal procedure?
At the moment I'm thinking £300 all in, baring in mind my experience. All advice welcomed
I've done a wedding before, shadowing the official photographer, so I'm fairly sure about the poses I need to do etc. I'm confident by nature too so I'm not too worried about crowd control etc. I'm my own worst critic and I honestly feel I produced better shots at the last wedding that the official, even without a flashgun. This was echoed by the bride and groom and anyone else who saw the photos. It was in the Dominican Republic however where lighting wasn't really a problem, I just needed a fill to reduce the shadows.
I definately want my price to cover the purchase of a flashgun, plus a little more for my time and processing. I'm willing to process and make all photos available to the b&g so they can go ahead and order as many prints for friends and family as they want. I assume this is not normal procedure?
At the moment I'm thinking £300 all in, baring in mind my experience. All advice welcomed
