How to communicate with photographers before taking wedding photos

We are not professional photographers, we don't know those technical terms, and we don't know whether our expression can be understood by photographers. What should we do when the language is unclear? With pictures! Everyone has a different understanding of adjectives. Maybe when you say "nature", you mean taking nature as the background, and don't have too many artificial elements in the use of light and retouching. The photographer's understanding of "nature" may be to capture your casual action expressions and free voices. So please don't simply tell the photographer your requirements with adjectives. Please take some time to collect photos, whether it's advertisements in magazines, photos of celebrities or wedding photos taken by netizens, collect all the photos you like ~ and indicate which part of this photo you like on each photo. For example, like this gorgeous feeling, like this scene, like this posture, like this light, like this black and white, like this color, like this shape, like this shooting location ... communicating with pictures can help you concretize the feelings in your mind. You can simply translate your "adjectives" to the photographer. Moreover, in the process of collecting photos, you can also sort out and think about what your wedding photos look like. Personal experience is best used in cover photos of celebrity CDs, wedding photos of others and advertising photos of fashion magazines. Photographs by masters at home and abroad are also good references, but don't expect your photographer to produce the same effect. Listen to the photographer's advice and put forward reasonable shooting requirements. The photos collected are for reference only. Whether they are feasible and suitable for you requires the appraisal of professionals-photographers, just like someone wearing the same clothes as a star or cutting the same hairstyle as a star, only to find that they are not as pleasing to the eye as the original style. The beauty of art can not be achieved by keeping the copy unchanged. There is always a gap between ideal and realization. In addition, many beautiful photos can not be completed simply by excellent shooting technology, but need the right time and place-seemingly beautiful and simple photos actually contain many technologies. For ideas that are difficult to realize, you can discuss other alternatives with the photographer. Of course, the customer is God, and some reasonable requirements you want must be adhered to, but some must also be compromised and inclusive. Show your photos to the photographer and find the perfect shooting angle. The effects of real people and photos may be very different. I suggest that you can give your past photos to the photographer for reference in advance. Don't be afraid of trouble. Take all your photos with wig, no makeup, front side, elevation angle and depression angle for reference, so that photographers can be familiar with your various angles and lines, so as to capture the most beautiful shots.