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Wedding Photography a Dying Industry?
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<blockquote data-quote="vognell" data-source="post: 5306" data-attributes="member: 2249"><p>I think that there are plenty of people who just want to save a buck, and for whom an inexpensive amateur will fit the bill. But let's face it... a <em>good</em> wedding photog has the vision and knows how to frame, compose, light and <em>make</em> the shots that the discerning couple wants to remember their special day by. I think there will always be a segment of society that wants pro quality work, and will seek out the talent to deliver it. An "amateur" photographer will never be able to compete for that market.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="vognell, post: 5306, member: 2249"] I think that there are plenty of people who just want to save a buck, and for whom an inexpensive amateur will fit the bill. But let's face it... a [I]good[/I] wedding photog has the vision and knows how to frame, compose, light and [I]make[/I] the shots that the discerning couple wants to remember their special day by. I think there will always be a segment of society that wants pro quality work, and will seek out the talent to deliver it. An "amateur" photographer will never be able to compete for that market. [/QUOTE]
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