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Tag Archives: Wedding Photography
The Cult of Cheap
Today I read a great article on PetaPixel regarding the all too common prenuptial outcry about how outrageously expensive wedding photography is. Rather than justifying his fees to customers by providing an overall expenses list, wedding photographer Pavel Kounine prefers a … Continue reading
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Tagged Article, Consumers, Corporate Conspiracy, Corporate Greed, Disposable Lifestyle, Knockoffs, PetaPixel, Photography, Psychology, The 1%, Wedding Photography
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Tutorial: When to Choose Monochrome
In my previous post I talked a little about why a black and white version of a photo is sometimes preferable to the original colour version. Below is an example (click on the thumbnails to enlarge) and explanation of a few handy points … Continue reading
