TWiP Weddings 053: Making Great Photos in Crappy Locations

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TWiP Weddings 053: Making Great Photos in Crappy Locations

While every wedding photographer would love to book weddings that only happen in beautiful locations, the reality is that many weddings take place in less than ideal locations when it comes to photography. From dark churches and cluttered getting ready rooms, to harshly lit outdoor ceremony locations and uninspiring community halls, wedding photographers are still expected to come away with beautiful images for their clients. Today we’re going to share some of our worst location horror stories and provide some tips and advice for making great photos in less than ideal locations.

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