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5.2 Post Production

Techniques and stylistic decisions are just as important in post-production as on the wedding day. Reportage-style wedding images are supposed to look natural, not processed, so enhance the images in accordance with the light at the time and to best bring out the natural feel of the photograph. When to employ B&W? For strong composition, when colour is a distraction.

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 15:40

1.1
Introduction
02:06

1.2
Equipment and Tools
06:05

1.3
Preparation and Planning
07:29

2.How to Approach the Day
2 lessons, 10:29

2.1
Working as a Documentary Photographer
07:18

2.2
Emotions and Boundaries
03:11

3.On the Day
2 lessons, 08:51

3.1
Bridal Preparation
02:57

3.2
At the Ceremony
05:54

4.Formalities
3 lessons, 14:58

4.1
Couple Photographs
04:35

4.2
Group Photographs
04:35

4.3
The Reception
05:48

5.After the Wedding
3 lessons, 23:10

5.1
Reviewing and Editing Your Work
08:48

5.2
Post Production
11:21

5.3
Developing Your Style
03:01

Simon Bray

Simon Bray is a freelance photographer from Manchester, UK, working on commercial shoots as well as photographing weddings, musicians and artists, and also taking time out to capture landscapes in the surrounding countryside.

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Reportage Wedding Photography

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5.2 Post Production

1.Introduction3 lessons, 15:40

2.How to Approach the Day2 lessons, 10:29

3.On the Day2 lessons, 08:51

4.Formalities3 lessons, 14:58

5.After the Wedding3 lessons, 23:10

1.Introduction
3 lessons, 15:40

2.How to Approach the Day
2 lessons, 10:29

3.On the Day
2 lessons, 08:51

4.Formalities
3 lessons, 14:58

5.After the Wedding
3 lessons, 23:10