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2nd March
2010
written by Katherine Wong

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Event photography as a profession is very financially rewarding. Someone who shoots live events such as weddings, seminars, award ceremonies and music performances is known as an event photographer.

People generally believe that all that is required to become an event photographer is to bring a camera and keep taking photographs during the event. But this is absolutely false. To become an expert event photographer one must develop certain talents demanded by the job, which can be acquired and enhanced by taking up specialised courses on the subject.

From the outside you may consider that as the photographer runs around just clicking that there is no process in their photography. At an event there is an objective in place that must be met. Generating a large extended run of great high quality pictures needs skill and an extraordinary eye. Being quick off the mark is a must to capture all those unexpected shots.

Originality is important for an event photographer along with an instinctive quality to sense the mood of the event. As an example, the method for wedding photography has to be completely different from corporate photography. Thus, the photographer must have the capability to creatively reflect the mood of an event through his photos.

19th February
2010
written by Don Wong

If you focus on event photography you can make quite a bit of money. It is a varied and widely sought after field of photography.

How to do it

You must be careful what events to cover if you want to make money. Only where people want to retain memories will it be worth your while.

One idea is to go to kids sports events. Get permission from the coach to click pics for the parents watching and then start clicking away. If you turn up with a wopping big telephoto lens like the ones used for pro coverage of events, you will be taken seriously. Make sure you get all the children doing great action shots and then hand out flyers to all the kids’ parents watching with your web address. If you can grab the parents email address so you can email them the URL of you site then upload the pics to your web site that day and email everyone. If you have a simple shopping cart set up you can make money in a few hours as people pop in to see the pics and buy them for $20 or more a pop.

8th February
2010
written by Nelson Tan

A portrait is a picture taken of a person or small group focusing on their face or expression while they are in a still position, also known as portraiture. The personality, mood and likeness of the person or group will be presented. You can also include the whole body and background in portrait photography as well. When taking a portrait photo the person or group is generally looking strait at the camera.

Portrait photography, unlike other styles uses unskilled models. Graduations, special events and weddings are types of occasions where portrait photography is used, and later displayed in private homes. Many are done on studio with several backgrounds to choose from.

A Bit of History

Ever since the camera was invented people have been using portrait photography. Having your portrait painted was expensive and not as available. People would sit against a background and were lit with natural light from a window. Portrait photography can now be more creative with the way technology has evolve since they can adjust light and move around more.

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