I am getting excited. My photography side business is
gaining a little speed. I just shot my first wedding a few weeks ago and let me
tell you, I was nervous. First, I am not a professional and I don’t claim to
be. Second, I really don’t have the equipment necessary to shoot weddings. My
camera is old and small and I know when people see me pull it out, they think…seriously?
I mean, I have a hard enough time photographing family and friends with this
old contraption and know they think…huh; especially at birthday parties where
my mad skills are requested. Half of the guests there pull out a bigger, more
expensive camera than I have. Even at this wedding I just shot, there was a
guest there snapping pictures that I really wanted to snag, but thought it
would be rude.
However, once I began to edit these photos, I realized that
I do have mad skills. (toot toot) Editing pictures for me is really the best
part of photography. Not that I don’t love the one on one time I get to spend
with my clients, I absolutely do. It is just that I can turn on my music and
dive into a world of my own when I edit and to me, it is therapy.
I just created my first Wedding Package pricing guide and
sent it to someone who saw my pictures from the wedding I just did and like
them. Hey, seems my little camera is pretty awesome. (side note: I did borrow
my sisters much cooler camera and used it as well. So I did look a little more
professional)
I think my pricing sheets should come with a disclaimer that
says “Warning: does not look like a professional. Your camera or your guest’s
camera probably shoots better than mine. However, I rock at editing, so don’t
worry.” (toot toot)
Here are a few images from the wedding:
I have a birthday party coming up tomorrow that I am going to capture for a great friend. I am excited to document her daughters day for her. So yeah, just wanted to share that I am enjoying the increase in business. Check out my Facebook page if you are ever interested in scheduling a session with me.
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