My style is FREESTYLE
What is freestyle photography?
It's simple really: FREESTLYE refers to a free-flowing technique. Its a style that if best suited when you are trying to tell a story, want to use maximum creativity when doing so and making sure that everyone involved has a whole lot of fun. It captures the heart and soul of an event.
What type of photographs are created using the FREESTYLE approach?
FREESTYLE wedding photography blends classic and romantic poses, posed yet relaxed, candid photos, photojournalism, casual formals, details, weird and off beat poses, architectural, pictorial, high fashion off beat and bizarre angles. Each situation will determine the style used and is largely up to the creative eye of the photographer.
Can a photographer shoot this way?
Shooting weddings is a very demanding responsibility. It takes confidence, the ability to communicate without offending anyone and the photographer needs to deal very effectively with surprises and unexpected stressful events. Not to mention it takes a level headed and well organized professional, even in the middle of chaos. It looks easy in the hands of a true pro, so that the images free-flow in a natural zen-like fashion.
What kind of cameras and equipment does the FREESTLYE wedding photographer use?
The FREESTLYE photographer travels light and fast. There is a reason for this. Big bulky equipment only slows you down and creates severe limits and restrictions. Or course only the very best camera and lenses are used. This is essential when you combine the creative eye and good quality image capture that top notch cameras deliver.
How many images are usually in the FREESTYLE wedding?
This depends of course. Many things will determine the exact amount you will receive. Because the FREESTLYLE approach does not use a cookie-cutter approach to capturing wedding photos and the story is the heart and soul of FREESTYLE, this number varies. A good rule of thumb however is between 300 on the lower end and as much as 800 images or more.
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
Wedding photography is an investment, not an expense. Why don't you have a friend or relative photograph your wedding? Because it's cheaper! Consider what you are doing. You are putting the least amount of money on the most important day of your life AND you are placing a terrible burden and responsibility on an amateur. What are you going to do if they botch your images, ruin a friendship? Disinherit a relative? Invite friends and relatives to enjoy your day not cover it.