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Tito Rikardo Jakarta, Indonesia
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—What should be the criteria for a customer to choose a photographer?
—Bride and groom should choose the one that they trust.
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—How did you get in the photography industry?
—in 2005 one of my best friend introduce me to photography, we shoot everything. Until in 2007 my partner and I found our passion to shoot wedding only
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—Are you photogenic?
—I believe every body, including me, has their own charms. And the man behind the lens should find it
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—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?
—for me light and emotion two most important to make a good photo
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—Do you love traveling?
—being a wedding photographer has made me travel almost all continent. And I love traveling, especially capturing couples with different countries and cultures. but home still the best place on earth for me.
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—What do you like most about your profession?
—I am doing the thing that I love, and meeting new people on their happiest day. Plus I can travel around the world.
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—What do you like least about your profession?
—sometimes I need to travel with long period of time (more than 2 weeks), I must leave my family.
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—How do you handle criticism?
—I believe critics are one of ways for me to become better.
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—What things are to be avoided when shooting?
—besides bride and groom portraits, I restrained my self to direct the event. Because I believe in real moment.
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—What will be the future of photography?
—it will be borderless industry. An example from our own experience: A couple live in london, booked indonesian wedding photographer and the wedding in africa.
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—What is special in the photography genre you specialise at?
—for me personally, as wedding photographer I get to applied my knowledge in landscape, product, fashion and interior photography. So it is always challenging, and I race with time.
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Shaun Baker San Diego (CA), United States
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—First and foremost – whom can you name as the best photographer in San Diego? :)
—I think that we all want to say ourselves but really the best wedding photographer is the one the best fits the style of what the bride and groom are looking for. But as far as artistic, creative, documentary wedding photography, it's got to be me ;)
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—What should be the criteria for a customer to choose a photographer?
—Stay away from Pinterest and keep it real. Real is always better. Make sure they do research and spend the money. This is the ONE area you don't what to skimp out on. If the bride and groom set a budget and it turns out that wedding photographers cost more, well than it's time to change the budget as well. Don't try to work with it. Make sure you see at least 2 full weddings. Photographers only want to show you their best.
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—How did you get in the photography industry?
—It looked like a lot of fun! I wanted to approach it differently than your "traditional" wedding photographer. It really paid off :)
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—Are you photogenic?
—It depends on who's taking them.
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—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?
—Moment, Light and Composition.
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—Do you love traveling?
—I love it!
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—What do you like most about your profession?
—Trying to make a picture. It's a challenge that is highly rewarding.
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—What do you like least about your profession?
—I am very hard on myself and by far my worst critic. But it's this that keeps me pushing, improving my eye and making better photographs.
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—How do you handle criticism?
—I like it. As long as it's coming from the right people/places.
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—What will be the future of photography?
—Hopefully more documentary and true to life. There are a lot of clichés that are so unnecessary.
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—What things are to be avoided when shooting?
—Ruining moments to make something cheesy.
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Lucas Tran Hanoi, Vietnam
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—How did you get in the photography industry?
—I was an architect and my parents want me have a good job with high salary but i don't want to wake up every morning and go to the office so i quit my job and do what i love.
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—Are you photogenic?
—I just capture people’s reactions and emotions while celebrating love. I don't think to much about Photogenic.
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—What are the most important components of a good photo in your opinion?
—-Moment
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—Do you love traveling?
—Yes, i love it. I travel 2 times in a year.
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—Who do you want to shoot?
—Leonardo DiCaprio – I really like him.
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—Do you have any professional taboos?
—No
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—What is special in the photography genre you specialise at?
—Creating images that produce great memories to those who see them again over the years.
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—Are there any trends in photography?
—Yes,I think that we are going to a documentary photograph of high creative quality.
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