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    The Art of Engagement Photography: Creative Techniques for Couples in Love

    By Elizabeth Etienne

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    About this ebook

    Engagement photography used to mean the traditional, conservative headshots found in wedding sections of newspapers everywhere. But The Art of Engagement Photography shows wedding photographers how to tap into a new revenue source by offering couples personalized, upscale engagement sessions and beautiful, romantic images to use in their wedding decorations, invitations, and albums. Wedding and lifestyle photographer Elizabeth Etienne has created an essential guide to the art and business of shooting contemporary engagement photography, featuring insider advice on selling the session, research, posing, postproduction, pricing, and even how to make residual income from the stock and microstock markets.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRandom House Publishing Group
    Release dateJun 21, 2011
    ISBN9780817449742
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