How to say “I Do” in French? Destination Wedding tips with Photographer Ben Chrisman

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Destination Wedding Photo by Ben Chrisman

A mentor of mine, Gary Knight, said you have to have an adventurous spirit if you want to be a traveling photographer

Palo Alto, CA (PRWEB) August 16, 2012

Shooting a wedding just around the corner can be a significant challenge. Shooting half around the world can be daunting with different languages, cultures, customs and even jetlag. How does a professional wedding photographer handle all of this? We asked Ben Chrisman, a renowned wedding photographer, who shoots dozens of destination weddings to share some of his experiences, tips and ideas with DigiabsPro blog

“If the unexpected happens, we can deal with it. You can’t get upset about travel plans going bad. A mentor of mine, Gary Knight, said you have to have an adventurous spirit if you want to be a traveling photographer, and that’s very, very true. If you are a creature of habit and don’t like things to suddenly change, then don’t make a career out of leaving the safety net of your hometown.” States Ben; who travels the world with his wife and co-owner of Chrisman studios, Erin Chrisman.

DigiLabsPro which provides professional photographers with a comprehensive and flexible online proofing fulfillment solution is proud to hosts on its blog known photographers from different areas of the photography world, which are willing to share with fellow photographer’s idea, experiences and even anecdotal and funny incidents.

In this blog post, Ben Chrisman shares his experience with destination weddings and provides advice for the up and coming wedding photographer.
Adds Bryan Passanisi Online Marketing: “Each month we feature a professional photographer that is generous to share their experiences and ideas with other Photographers. I hope that the Pro photography community and our many readers can benefit from Ben’s advice and insight.”
Ben has been featured in the country's leading news publications, including The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, National Geographic and USA Today

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