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Hi Bride and Grooms:

Thought I open this section of our darling wedding forum with a blockbuster subject-topic headliner.

No innuendo intended really...

When looking for a photographer and/or videographer, the major criterion that most couples are looking for are experience, artistic flair, equipment, good personality, organization and reputation.

Here's how that scandalous subject line ties in to the Tips/Hints category.

Mr. and Mrs. Perfect Couple hires based a photgrapher based on their good friends recommendation and a visit to the studio where they studied numerous albums with hundred's of the most content correct, proper use of light, everybody is smiling, etc pictures. They immediately agree in unison and retain the photographer's services for the first Saturday in June 2004.

The wedding ceremony was beautiful. The reception was romantic and fun for all. Six weeks later the proof books are available. Your pictures are amazing but you are concerned by something but cannot figure it out. You tell the photographer, you need a couple weeks to select the pictures that go into the final book. Your show your friend who is an art major that works in a advertising agency. He immediately points out the inherent problem with the pictures. The camera angle is shooting upward. In other words, some the pictures are nostril shots. The camera operator was shorter than the subject matter, in this case "the bride and groom". No amount of touch up can resolve the situation, so please do include this crtieria when selecting the person that will visually document this most important of your lives. Hopefully you now believe that "Size Really does Matter" If your Yao Ming sized, then get the florist to decorate their ladder/stool.

Cheers,

Andy Look

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