Wedding Photography Unveiled [BOOK REVIEW]

You are a first-year wedding photographer. You’ve shot a dozen weddings, or so. You are establishing your work flow routine, discovering a consistent style and flair in your work. People are beginning to refer to you as a “wedding photographer” in their social circles.

So what’s next?

You’ve checked out “next level” books on wedding photography at Borders and Amazon.com, and everywhere in between. But you’re not impressed with the publications out there for the wedding photographer who is more than a novice, but not quite a pro.

Sure, you can find books on creating shot lists, finding inner inspiration and direction, and on post processing and image creation. But what about a book that assumes you already have a good idea of what you are doing and where you want to go, one that gives you “keys” to help you move forward and get beyond where you are now?

Enter Jacqueline Tobin’s Wedding Photography Unveiled, by Amphoto books.
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