Guest Camera: aka a photobooth without the booth!
A ‘Guest Camera’ can is super fun for a number of reasons. People act differently and relax in front of the guest camera in a completely different way than for typical group photographs. They become silly – which is great!
Since Spencer and I like to say documentary during the day, we direct groups over to the ‘guest camera’ and they can take a photograph of any combination of friends that they’d like. The guests ended up passing one of the triggers around to the different tables. These images are from Laurie & Greg’s wedding at the Fox Theatre this November. I think they had a blast!
I thought that this was a fun way to do a ‘table shot’.
Greg looking at the back display of the 5D of the last photograph taken.
On the left is an image taken with the ‘Guest Camera’. At nearly the same time (on the right), I took advantage of the opportunity.
-Anna
Anna and Spencer Photography
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Anna and Spencer are married full-time wedding photographers together based in Atlanta and have been shooting for over five years. While based in Atlanta, Anna and Spencer travel quite a bit for weddings - some of the locations include France, Italy, the Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Virgin Islands, and all along the East Coast of the United States (NYC, Charleston, Hilton Head, Sea Island). They enjoy a challenge, new locations, and love what they do (and love that they can create outstanding imagery of weddings together).
Anna and Spencer are regular speakers locally and nationally on a wide variety of photography topics ranging from lighting to getting published..
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