Demystifying the Cost of Wedding Photography

A look into how a wedding photographer determines fees, and the types of photography services

PORTLAND, OR (PRWEB) August 2, 2004 -- Five thousand dollars to spend one day taking pictures? Youve got to be kidding." This is a common reaction among couples when they begin their search for their wedding photographer. The process of selecting a photographer is confusing, especially with the extremes in package prices, the endless package options and the wide range of styles available. Demystifying the Cost of Wedding Photography" is an overview of the business of wedding photography that breaks down the selection process for brides and explains the pros and cons of each photographer type" from the family friend to the high-end, celebrity shooter. Best of all, affianced couples are allowed a rare look at how a photographer determines her fees.

Demystifying the Cost of Wedding Photography" is formatted for periodical features and radio/television interviews. Images from Michelles portfolio are available for publication, and she would be happy to connect you with other wedding photographers as well as local album vendors and print labs for a broader first-person view from behind the camera lens. An outline is available upon request.

Michelle Burke is a Portland, Oregon-based photographer who joined the wedding industry at the urging of friends and commercial clients. A former news editor and photographer for newspapers, magazines and commercial clients, her business now focuses upon documenting weddings in the photojournalism style and connecting with talented wedding professionals to encourage high standards in customer care and business ethics. She is a member of the Portland Metropolitan Photographers Association, Macadam Chapter of Business Network International and several other business and social organizations. Two of her print collections have been on continuous display in various locations around Portland since December 2003 and is featured in JonesBooks current collateral promoting their hand-crafted album products.

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