5 Wedding Photography Composition Mistakes to Avoid

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5 Wedding Photography Composition Mistakes to
Avoid

• Experience is simply the name we give to our
  mistakes.
• Though it is quite common for every photographer
  to find out the mistakes while reviewing the
  images on computer but honestly you cannot take
  the risk for once a life time event like wedding.
  The best wedding photographer in Perth must know
  about the exact moment to click photo and the
  best angle to have the best composition for it.

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Out Of Focus

• The first and foremost rule of photo composition
  is to be in focus. You need to check the back
  display to check the zoom and sharpness of the
  image. Just concentrate the area you want to
  focus. You can check different mode of focus
  also. As it is almost impossible to avoid
  unnecessary background moment in wedding
  photography in Perth, you need to be very careful
  to set the focus.

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Not Checking Background

• In a wedding, you cannot simply control the
  movement of the guests. Thats why photo bombing
  is the most common mistake in wedding. You need
  to check the background and stay alert for any
  unnecessary sudden movement on the background.

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Double Subject

• Sometimes, the photographer wants to portray the
  couple on a beautiful background. In that case,
  the sloppy composition can ruin a shot. You can
  change the height of the couple to avoid the
  double subject focus mistake. Dont let the
  viewers have eyeball confusion while viewing
  the image.

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Centre Composition

• Composing a photograph taking the subject on
  centre is an old school option. This is the first
  mistake any armature photographer will do by
  composing really great centering. The viewer of
  the photograph may not relate with the rest of
  the picture making it a dead subject. For a
  better result you can try the 1/3 rule of
  composition.

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Laziness

• Laziness in composing occurs when the
  photographer or the subject does not want to
  experiment with the composition. Rather they
  insist to take the picture from the position,
  they are in at the time of photography.

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