Learn New Wedding Photography Techniques

If you're a wedding photographer and looking to learn new wedding photography techniques, I have a great resource for you.

The Wedding Photography Blueprint is a four disc DVD set, created by author and professional photographer Nick Stubbs.

Nick is a seasoned, full time professional with over 25 years experience using Medium format, SLR's and DSLR's to shoot weddings, portraits, stock and commercial work.

I continually invest in my own photography and business education, as should you. I bought Nick's DVD's back in August 2008. And not only is the information still relevent, Nick's just added three new bonuses for 2011.

Last year I attended one of Nick's weekend courses at his home in Weymouth and had a fantastic time - he's a genuinely nice bloke.

Anyway, onto the DVD's...

The content is based around a two day wedding photography course Nick held, footage from a real life wedding, as well as screen recordings. These show Nick enhancing, re-touching and salvaging various images in Photoshop.

As well as the above, the DVD set also includes;

• An in depth 99 page eBook with set tasks and "homework" to keep you on your toes
• All you need to know about camera and flash settings needed throughout the day to ensure you get the "safe" shots before playing with natural light and more artistic shots
• Editing Tips and tricks to salvage poorly exposed, must have shots
• Low light wedding photography techniques
• Flash and natural light photography
• Group shots
• Interviews with other successful wedding photographers
• An interview with a wedding couple about their wants and needs from their wedding photographer
• Plus much more including bonus eBooks

For more information click here to visit Nick's website.

Disclosure: This is an affiliate link, so if you choose to buy The Wedding Photography Blueprint through this link, I'll receive a commission payment. However, as I said earlier, I bought this product myself with my own money, and found it very useful (in particular Nick's advice on using flash indoors).

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