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Wedding Photography From a Professional Photographer’s Point of View

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On October - 21 - 2018

Wedding Photography From a Photographer’s Point of View

Below is a behind-the-scenes video depicting the work process of a wedding photographer named Jaroslav Repta. He mounted a GoPro camera on his DSLR using a custom-made bracket. The result is a video where we’re able to see, in first person, the inner workings of what it takes to work as a wedding photographer. Through this video, you can learn how to capture those wedding moments in the point of view of a professional photographer. Read the rest of this entry »

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