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Oct 11th 2007 @ 3:44PM
linda said...
That was not at all useful. There was nothing in the article that talked about finding one to suit my needs, just general places to look, which any bride-to-be will already know unless she lives in a cave and have not heard of bridal magazines or the internet. I am looking for a photographer who can take artistic shots, not the so-called photojournalism which is just another word for a guy with a camera. The 15 or so photographers I've met with all said that they can do it but since I have not seen such results from their past weddings, how do I know they can? The one guy that has proof of such work charges an arm, a leg, and a kidney. So I will go back to looking on the internet and the bridal magazines. Thanks for nothing.
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