Wedding photographers in Bulgaria

—What details that usually pass unnoticed can a wedding photographer capture?

—People's reactions are often missed. Also we as photographers are used to seeing things in a different way than other people – it's just what we do.

—What makes wedding photography different from other photography genres?

—It's both energy consuming and giving... A wedding day can tire you and leave you without power (literally) and give you so much emotions at the same time. At the end of the night you're both tired and refreshed... It's a very strange feeling.

—How do you deal with criticism?

—I think that everyone of us must never stop learning and trying to see the world through other people's eyes. Sometimes it's useful to be pointed at one or other direction but before all you must stay true to yourself.

—What devices that you own you regret you bought and why?

—If we're talking about photography equipment – they're just tools. Great and expensive, but tools. Buy them when in need and sell them when not.

—What cartoon, film or book character would you become if you had a chance?

—Someone like James Bond but with camera instead of a gun. Sounds nice to me :) Mostly because of the suits and the great locations. And cars.

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—A zebra and a penguin went to have their picture taken and the photographer asked:
- What would the photo be – color or black and white?

—What are the key elements that make a photo attractive?

—Emotion and story. If you can "feel" the atmosphere or imagine what was going on in that very moment – you are looking at a good photo.

—What person in your life is your muse & source of inspiration?

—It's not a single person. It's more like the feeling that something really good is about to come just around the corner.

—Can you imagine what wedding photography will be like in future?

—I think it's going to get more and more personal. "Staged" photos are going in the past, now it's all about the couple – who they are and what do the like. Because it's their special day.

—Do you like traveling?

—I love traveling! Visiting new places, meeting new people and shooting on new locations are the things that inspire me.

—Are there tendencies in wedding photography?

—Too many :) There are photography trends, there are organizational trends, there are color trends, music trends and so on. Trends come and go but true style is here to stay.

—Where would you prefer to live?

—It will be great if I can change my location every couple of years. I would start with a few european capitals.

—How did you start working in the wedding photography field?

—It was the next big step after several years in portrait and event photography. Also I love being around people – it's lots of fun!

—Is there anything in your work that you don't like or even hate?

—Sitting in front of my computer for hours but hey, even the best photos need to be retouched a little :)

—Who would you choose to try taking photos with?

—There are great international photographers who I'd love to work with. The list is too long though.

—What mistake in your professional experience you treat as the biggest one?

—Working something that I'm not passionate about. It was corporate job when I was in the university.

—What makes you continue shooting?

—The joy and all the emotions I can feel in couple's eyes when they see their wedding photos.

—Give some advice to a wedding photographer who is a beginner.

—Talk to the couples. They will tell you everything you need to know to get your job done.

—What moment in your life you treat as the most significant one?

—The moment when you are completely sure about what you want to do with your life.

—Whom can you name as a person/people not deserving respect?

—I believe that everyone deserves to be respected. Even people who disrespect you.

—How do you improve your photography skills?

—Internet gives you great options to learn. But talking to people gives you more.

—Who is the 21st century symbol to your mind?

—Only one person? I would prefer a couple with strong feelings for each other :)

—Do you make friends with ease?

—I like meeting new people very much. Making them your true friends takes time.

—Do you look good in pictures?

—Maybe a little bit, but I prefer to be behind the camera... Just in case :)

—What makes a photo valuable? What are the key features of a great photo?

—As I said before – emotion and story. You just need to "feel" the photo.

—Do you shoot wedding photos only?

—I shoot lots of portraits, corporate gigs and many other. Check my site!

—Do you believe in the superstition that a photo replicates the soul of the pictured person?

—Maybe not the soul but for sure the things that he or she thinks about.

—What key message are you trying to convey with your pictures?

—I want to tell people's stories. That's what wedding photographers do.

—What is success to you? How can one measure it?

—For me success means to be healthy, loved and doing that you love.

—Can you specify whom would you love to shoot?

—It will be great experience to shoot Taylor Swift's wedding. Yep!

—In your opinion, should your parents have been more or less strict to you as a child?

—They've let me go on my on very early and I'm thankful for that.

—What is there in your work that brings you joy?

—It's so simple – I'm happy to do the thing that I really love.

—What would you prefer to change around you?

—I would like to see more people smiling in their everyday life.

—What would you prefer to change in the world?

—I would like to see more people smiling in their everyday life.

—What would you have preferred to learn before becoming a photographer?

—That the technical side of the photo is not important at all.

—What should future newlyweds pay attention to when looking for a wedding photographer?

—A good portfolio, clear style and nice attitude.

—Do you believe in life after wedding?

—Yep! And according to my clients it's just great!

—Imagine that you can travel back in time. What would you do differently?

—Nothing. Every mistake teaches you something.

—When are you totally satisfied with the results of your work?

—When I'm leaving a wedding tired but smiling.

—Is there life in the Universe?

—Still haven't been there to know for sure ;)

—What would you alter in yourself if possible?

—It's too lake to get taller but who knows...

—Is there anything that worries you? What & why?

—Time. I just want to make the best of it.

—How do you spend your leisure time?

—I travel. And learn to cook. Very slowly.

—Do you believe in the traditional gender roles?

—Like a working man and a housewife? No.

—If you have a chance to shoot a movie, what genre will you choose?

—Romantic... Like 500 days of Summer.

—What side of you do you never show to the public?

—The overthinking side of me maybe.

—What thing is the silliest one you've ever agreed to do?

—To jump over a fire. A big fire.

—What's better – when you are liked or are respected?

—Respected. Because it's deeper.

—When traveling, what do you usually take with you & why?

—A travel mate. And a camera :)

—What is absolutely unacceptable when taking photos?

—Drinking alcohol. Even beer.

—What are your plans for tomorrow?

—...some great wedding photos!

—The most troubling thing in life is:

—Did I mention traffic jams?

—Imagine aliens come to our planet. You are the first human they meet. What would you tell them?

—Why it took you so long?

—Whom can you name as people you respect and admire most?

—Not Marvel's for sure.

—Is there anything in your work that you treat as prohibited "tricks"?

—Haven't occurred yet.

—Do you hate anyone or anything? Who or what?

—Traffic jams.

—Life is great thanks to:

—Health.

—Cats or dogs?

—Cats.

—Give some advice to a wedding photographer who is a beginner.

—To be patient and creative

—How did you start working in the wedding photography field?

—My journey into the photography world began in 2009. since then I try to improve myself every day. The thirst for new adventures brought me to the wedding photography. For me, every wedding is different and tells different story. Being a wedding photographer is not just a professional commitment, it’s also dedication.

—How do you deal with criticism?

—Not so well, like most of the people, but i'm taking advises when they are constructive.

—Imagine that you can travel back in time. What would you do differently?

—I guess nothing. People making mistakes and that's how we learn from them.

—What is success to you? How can one measure it?

—Clients are making me successful when they are satisfied

—What is there in your work that brings you joy?

—Traveling, to see happy people at one place.

—What thing is the silliest one you've ever agreed to do?

—To jump from 15m high edge into the sea :)

—What are the key elements that make a photo attractive?

—Light, composition, expression, location

—Do you believe in life after wedding?

—Haha, I'm not sure, i'm not married :)

—Can you imagine what wedding photography will be like in future?

—I hope it stays this way

—Are there tendencies in wedding photography?

—I don't think so

—Is there anything in your work that you don't like or even hate?

—hm... I guess nothing :)

—What moment in your life you treat as the most significant one?

—Тhe birth of my daughter

—Where would you prefer to live?

—Somewhere not too noisy

—What is absolutely unacceptable when taking photos?

—There is no such thing

—Do you look good in pictures?

—I don't think so :)))

—Do you like traveling?

—Who doesn't :)

—Whose works made an impact on you as a wedding photographer?

—Todd Laffler

—Do you believe in the superstition that a photo replicates the soul of the pictured person?

—Definitely

—How do you spend your leisure time?

—Travelling

—Life is great thanks to:

—Life itself

—What are your plans for tomorrow?

—Weddings :)

—What's better – when you are liked or are respected?

—Respected

—Imagine aliens come to our planet. You are the first human they meet. What would you tell them?

—Smile :D

—Do you believe in the traditional gender roles?

—Yes