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How to Photograph a Wedding – A Guide to Equipment, Shooting, Editing and More

  • Have you ever entertained the thought of being a wedding photographer?
  • Or have you ever been asked by a friend to photograph their wedding?
  • Or have you already taken the leap into wedding photography and it’s not quite going the way you hoped?

How to Photograph a Wedding – A Guide to Equipment, Shooting, Editing and MoreIf you you answer yes to any of these questions – our brand new Wedding Photography ebook is for you!

Best of all – if you grab it this week it’s 50% off the normal retail price – so it’s your for just $9USD!

This beautifully designed eBook was written by Lily Sawyer who many of you will know as a regular writer for dPS.

Lily is also a professional photographer and draws on her experience of photographing more than 500 weddings, events and portrait sessions to share some practical advice for anyone hoping to embark on a similar journey into wedding photography.

7 Chapters of Practical Wedding Photography Advice

Included in this eBook are 7 chapters covering:

  • How to be a good wedding photographer
  • Equipment for wedding photography
  • A step-by-step guide to photographing a wedding day
  • Editing and batch processing
  • Products you can offer your clients
  • Pricing and how to find your happy place
  • Marketing your business

Click through for more details and to preview sample pages and to grab your copy of the eBook.

We think this is one of the best risk-free instantly downloadable resource you can buy to help you on your journey as a wedding photographer – no hype, no over-promising or relentless hustle speak – just realistic advice and practical tips.

P.S. As with all our books and courses, we offer a 60-day money back guarantee, so you can buy it confidently today, risk-free.

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Darren Rowse
Darren Rowse

is the editor and founder of Digital Photography School.

He lives in Melbourne Australia and also runs a newsletter on adapting vintage lenses to modern digital cameras called Old Glass New Light.

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