Presets are like fast food, convenient but not unique.

In this episode of "Ask a Wedding Photographer" I dive into the topic of why your photos shouldn't look like everyone else's. I'll discuss cultivating a unique photographic style that reflects your creative vision, rather than relying on presets that can make your work blend in. I'll explore insights from iconic photographers, and discuss how capturing authentic moments and mastering post-processing techniques can set your work apart. Whether you’re aiming to create timeless wedding photos or develop a signature look that stands out, this video is packed with tips and inspiration to help you on your journey. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on the balance between content and technique, and learn how to make your photography genuinely yours. 📸
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[@AskaWedPhotog]

Thanks for tuning in! "Why Your Photos Shouldn't Look Like Everyone Else's" is more than just a catchy phrase - it's a call to embrace your unique vision. Have you ever struggled with finding your own style amidst a sea of presets? Share your experiences and tips below! Let’s discuss how we can all create more authentic, personal work that stands out. And if you enjoyed this video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more insights on mastering wedding photography! 📸

[@CDStudios]

Nicely done!

[@AskaWedPhotog]

Thanks!

[@Terra_Divina]

I would have really appreciated to see some examples…! 🙏

[@AskaWedPhotog]

Hi Terra. Thanks for the comment. Examples of different processing for the same Raw file, or something else?

[@gregmossphotography7479]

Like you, I have tried several presets and am still looking for one that feels right for my wedding photography. Some will work on one or two photos but not something I would apply to a whole wedding.

[@AskaWedPhotog]

Hey Greg! Thanks for the comment. I agree that for a small handful of photos per wedding there can be a premade preset that works well as is, but for consistency I feel tailoring something to your own taste makes for more interesting photography.