With such advanced technology that we have available to us today, everyone wants to capture their loved one's moments from their personal perspective. At weddings, they like to get that "perfect shot" of the bride walking down the aisle and the post father-daughter dance hug, but is this creating a problem for professional photographers, like myself? As a professional wedding photographer, I have run into both scenarios: having wedding guests taking pictures and having wedding guests fully unplugged from their devices. While I do encourage photos to be taken by guests at certain moments, after reading this wonderful article about the differences between having an unplugged wedding and a tech-filled wedding, I have to admit, I am fully for the unplugged wedding and I may even opt for one myself when I get married! Now, I want to hear what you guys think! Is today's technology getting in the way of enjoying life's special moments? Or is it helping capture moments from a different perspective? UNPLUGGED or PLUGGED? Comment below and tell me what you think. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bridal-guide/why-you-might-want-to-con_b_3331528.html Comments are closed.
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