Hampton Roads Wedding Photographers
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Virginia Wedding Photographers | Destination Wedding Photographers
Ask Us Anything | Hampton Roads Wedding Photographers | Michael and Carina Photography
Virginia Wedding Photographers | Williamsburg | Hampton | Virginia Beach
A husband-wife wedding and portrait photography team with international experience.
What are your favorite lenses to work with? Do you prefer film or digital?
How do you save your photos to upload for facebook?
Would you want come (back) to Germany to photograph the weddings of your old friends?
Hey you two!
My question(s) is/are:
why did you move to the US and how did you start your own business in the states?
I am asking because I am going through the same right now and wonder how you got the attention of potential clients, how long it took, how you promoted yourselves, if you had a regular job in the beginning … since it is quite hard to get noticed in a big forest of photographers around here.
Looking forward to you reply!
Best wishes and lots of success,
Serena Burroughs
How do you deal with the following issues that could occur during engagement shoots/weddings:
1) Extreme difference in height between the two subjects.
2) harsh light
3) lack of light in a dark room or outside at night.
What are some tips and tricks and beginner advice for someone getting into film photography with no film experience?
Do you shoot 35mm AND 120/220 film? I’m asking because I want to start routinely shooting film at weddings. I’d LOVE to get detail/macro shots on film, but I’d have to use my Canon EOS 3 and macro lens.
Also, I notice when I get my film scans back sometimes there is one or two frames that have a greenish tint to them. Do you know if this is something I’m doing? Or the film? I currently keep my film in a box with those silica gel packs inside my fridge. Maybe it is how I’m storing my film?