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Weddings and Civil Ceremonies
With over 18 years experience of shooting weddings all over Norfolk, professional
photographer Martin Fry can capture and document your special day in a calm, relaxed & unobtrusive reportage style mixed with traditional poses & organised grouping of
family & friends to give you a beautiful & creative set of images to last a lifetime.
When many couples are arranging their special day it may be the first time they have met
a wedding photographer and may be confused with the term “reportage’ photography.
This style is undirected by the photographer and has a’ fly on the wall’ style.
Reportage photography still follows the basic principles of lighting and
artistic interpretation and the photographer always has to be ready in anticipation to
spot & capture that ‘moment in time’. It will very much depend on circumstances,
what presents itself & what the photographer actually sees and captures on the day.
When the photographer is with the bride & groom, partner or with a group of people, working
towards creating a photograph, he will be placing them in the best light and location
available & using his artistic ability to create an image that although staged, should
look natural & relaxed.
He can also create moments & entice people into natural positions and although
these are again contrived they still can look natural just as if they happened by chance. It goes almost without saying that certain things, like the ceremony, confetti throwing & cake cutting will still be choreographed and directed by the photographer.
You choose the photography option that suits you, then choose the type of album or picture package that fits your requirements and add them together. It‘s that easy!
With prices starting from just £450.00 the choice is yours.
A short time after the wedding your pictures will be available to view on my website for your family & friends to view, and, if they desire, buy photographic & canvas prints online.
A few sample weddings and portrait pictures can be viewed in the “Gallery’ button.
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