What problems should I pay attention to when taking wedding photos? And what traps are there in the studio?

Choose a photographer, wedding dress and shooting location. The happy wedding journey is about to begin. Today's only vision is to show you the tips in shooting and add color to the love journey!

Eyes are the windows to the soul, so is wedding photography. Wearing good eyes can fully reflect the happiness of newlyweds. Whether it is lively, cheerful, romantic and pure, or classical and elegant, every posture needs the new couple to adjust their eyes and posture together to make the wedding photos more vivid and attractive.

Next is the facial expression. When taking wedding photos, smiling is more common, but pay attention to the range. It is generally not recommended to grin, because it may seem less serious and break the sanctity of wedding photos. For the sake of personality, if you really want an exaggerated expression, then this dress may not suit you. It is suggested to match the clothes well and then publicize your personality.

Then there is the posture. Because it is the first time for a couple to shoot, it is inevitable that they will be nervous, so that their physical tension is unnatural, and even their perspective cannot be separated from the lens. In fact, there is no need to do so. Take a deep breath, relax, calmly interact with your lover, adjust your favorite angle, stand sideways and look at each other. They are all good love ideas, so give it a try.

Finally, talk about scenic spots and light. Strong light often affects the expression and expression of newcomers, and post-production is not easy. Therefore, it is generally recommended to choose a place with soft light to shoot, and newcomers can also directly look for a photographer to see the effect after a group. If they are not satisfied, they can retake it on the spot, which will definitely save a lot of time compared with rework afterwards.

These are some tips for wedding photography. I hope it will help the newcomers and wish you a happy life in the next few years.