Bounce Magazine September 2018
This month featuring an exclusive interview with artist Gabrielle on her new album 'Under My Skin' - we also speak to front woman Izzy P Phillips of Black Honey. Our reviews take place at Go Ape, Thetford, Suffolk Escape Room and Happy Days RV.
This month featuring an exclusive interview with artist Gabrielle on her new album 'Under My Skin' - we also speak to front woman Izzy P Phillips of Black Honey. Our reviews take place at Go Ape, Thetford, Suffolk Escape Room and Happy Days RV.
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WEDDING<br />
SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER <strong>2018</strong> | <strong>2018</strong> ISSUE | ISSUE #71 | #71 WEDDING<br />
an idea of their style. The design of<br />
the website may also have clues about<br />
the photographer’s personality and<br />
sensibility... but also it may not, so keep<br />
communicating with your photographer<br />
to make sure he knows exactly what you<br />
want.<br />
STEP 3: SET UP INTERVIEWS<br />
This is not a decision that can be made<br />
on looks alone—you must meet your<br />
potential photographers in person.<br />
STEP 4: MAKE SURE YOU GET ON<br />
Don’t underestimate the importance<br />
of liking and bonding with your<br />
photographer. Is the photographer<br />
excited by your vision when you describe<br />
it? When they make suggestions, do they<br />
present them in a clear and respectful<br />
way, or are they timid?<br />
STEP 5: ASK ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS<br />
Most contracts stipulate that the<br />
photographer owns the rights to all<br />
photos taken at the wedding, even<br />
the ones of you. In other words,<br />
the photographer can use them<br />
promotionally (on their website or blog,<br />
submit them for publication and even<br />
place them in ads). Be aware!<br />
STEP 6: POSTPRODUCTION DETAILS<br />
It usually takes at least a month to get<br />
all those photo proofs back from your<br />
photographer. Why? Your photographer<br />
is shooting enormous raw files far bigger<br />
than your typical JPG. Shooting raw files<br />
gives your photographer greater ability to<br />
correct the photo, however, they should<br />
also be using the correct light settings<br />
initially, so if they are good, it shouldn’t be<br />
too hard to edit the photos to your liking.<br />
Until next time...<br />
Lisa x<br />
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