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Wedding pictures are usually boring. Between the bride who has to look pretty throughout the entire shoot and the parents who want traditional group shots with everyone looking at the camera, pictures with Groomsmen are a rare opportunity where neither the bride nor parents are involved. I have found that before the ceremony, the groom and his men are awkwardly camera shy.

A lot of new photographers struggle with moving past simply “getting the shot” to “nailing the shot”. Composition, or how you frame a subject, is often a tell-all of the photographer’s abilities. Here are a few, all-to-common rookie photographer mistakes when it comes to composition:

This just blew my mind! One of my favorite photographers sent me this image asking if I could help him figure out what the heck happened to ALL of his pictures from a specific event. Can you figure it out???

Most photographers will be taking pictures of families sometime in their career. Whether it’s for a Christmas card, the mantel, or at a Wedding. The most important thing you need to remember is…

If you are taking pictures of dancers (i.e: action shots, dance poses, etc…) here is a tip…