Toronto Wedding Photographer | Best Wedding photographers
Toronto Wedding Photographer | Best Wedding photographers
Toronto Wedding Photographer | Best Wedding photographers
Wedding Photography
toronto wedding photographer
Toronto Wedding photographer involves many aspects, from before the event, during, and after the event. Proper planning and preparation are needed for the perfect photography shoot, as many fine details need to be considered to achieve the best results.
Our wedding photography studios offers professional, reliable, and experienced Toronto wedding photographers, shooting in color or black and white wedding photography, and in film or digital photography formats. Setting goals and expectations with the wedding couple, as concerns the weddings is generally done at our wedding photography studios where a set of service packages can be customized to your Toronto wedding photography needs as well as the needs of your wedding budget.
toronto wedding photographer
What is wedding photography? It seems a simple enough question to answer at first.
In Wikipedia’s words: Wedding photography is the photography of activities relating to weddings. It encompasses photographs of the couple before marriage (for announcements, portrait displays, or thank you cards) as well as coverage of the wedding and reception (sometimes referred to as the wedding breakfast in non-US countries). It is a major commercial endeavor that supports the bulk of the efforts for many photography studios or independent photographers.
In my words: Wedding photography is my passion and my honor. It is an art that was gifted to me only to return to a family on their wedding day. A wedding day that we as photographers use as our canvas is a landmark of new beginnings in a couple’s life. A day that the bride has been dreaming of since pigtails. It is a day that parents hope will come but pray it never will. It is a day that we will see fathers cry and mothers clutch something familiar. It is a day that will never happen again. Our photographic images are how we remember.
We offer a more personal level of service and if I know your details and budget I can offer you a number of options that will get you the very best value: unlike our competition, we offer 4 quality/price levels of services for video and photography so we can customize a package to your exact needs and any budget.
We try to make our wedding photography packages as all-inclusive as possible, but if there is anything that you would like added to these Wedding videography and photography packages, do not hesitate to ask us. Always remember that We treat each Wedding Video like a custom work of art, and we would like to make it as close as possible to what you envision.
For more information on how we can serve you,
call 647 466 7933 or email info@ondistudio.com
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“The traditional wedding photography style of beautiful poses created in a studio or on location using studio-quality lighting has been practiced for more than a hundred years: until the early 1970s, it was practically the only style of wedding photography. A dynamic change in the photo industry evolved changing the traditional wedding photography style into a new style called wedding photojournalism or documentary style: in other words, the style which captures the wedding as it unfolds. While requiring serious skills, talent, and experience this style was misinterpreted as a series of snapshots that any 35mm camera equipped amateur could take.
Driven by the glamorous look of classic photos which still have their places on the covers of wedding magazines as well as technological advantages that allow modern photographers to document a wedding with less effort, clients began requiring a mixed or blended style of wedding photography. With the invention of digital photography, new creative opportunities emerged. Digital cameras allow deeper coverage of the event with a virtually unlimited amount of photographs taken and great design opportunities. While traditional film photography is still widely used, it is obvious that the future belongs to digital photography.