Posts Tagged ‘engagement’

New York Wedding Photographer|New Jersey Wedding Photographer|Wedding Photos NJ

Sunday, June 13th, 2010

This Wedding Photographer based in New Jersey and New York   loves to use mirrors in all of my shoots but especially wedding shoots. Why?? These shots are always interesting with their multiple perspectives, unique lighting, and potential for posed as well as beautiful, natural moments. Take a look at my recent destination wedding images and imagine how beautiful these photos will be in a digital wedding album!!

Wedding Photographer| Manhattan Engagement Photography|Family Portraits

Monday, December 21st, 2009

It’s the Law!!!

Here are some important points to know about photography copyrights. If you want more information, you can go to the Professional Photographers of America web site or call them at 1-800-786-6277. www.ppa.org

1. Copyright law gives a professional photographer certain exclusive rights, including the right to: reprint the photograph, sell reprints of the photo, create modified images based on the photo and display the image publicly.

2. Just because a photograph is on the Internet does not mean it is in the public domain

3. Copyright law protects the photographer even if the photographer has not gotten a copyright registration and even if the photograph is published without a copyright notice.

4. You can be personally liable for copyright infringement even if you did not mean to break the law.

5. Purchasing prints of a photo or a CD or DVD from a professional photographer does NOT transfer the copyright of the photo to you without a release.

6. Reputable printers and large companies such as Costco will want to see a written release form before you print photographs from a professional photographer.

Be sure to have this important discussion regarding releases and copyright with your professional photographer!

Family Portraits| Engagement Portraits|Bat Mitzvah Photography

Thursday, October 29th, 2009

page-0011Whether you are looking for a photographer for a family portrait, engagement portrait or a Bar or Bat Mitzvah portrait, you will have to decide with your photographer on the style you want. I think of the choice in style as being formal versus informal, traditional versus contemporary, posed versus photojournalistic or candid. It’s your preference!!

Your clothes, makeup, location, and even posture and affect will all be determined by the style you choose. You need to select the kinds of photography that feels right and comfortable to you.

In working with your photographer, you may decide to change clothes or even settings and have both styles in one shoot. That way you have a choice; for example, of a traditional family portrait painting on canvas for the living room wall and more informal images shot in a park, the beach or your own backyard for your digital album or magazine style book. Same goes for engagement photos and even Bar and Bat Mitzvah portraits. Personally, this photographer likes the idea of combining styles for variety and choice.  In this post are portraits I’ve taken that show the difference between “formal” and “informal” styles.

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Engagement Photographer|NYC Engagement Photos|Bergen County NJ Wedding Photographer

Saturday, October 17th, 2009

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(All Photos by Nancy Katz ©) What a bummer!! Your engagement shoot is scheduled for this weekend and your photographer says you can’t re-schedule because of the busy wedding photography season. What to do???!!! You wanted to go to the beach!! Impossible?? No!! This NJ/NYC wedding photographer loves to shoot in Asbury Park along the boardwalk. Even if it’s raining, you have the protection os some fantastic architecture and spots to pose–there’s even a covered outdoor restaurant with couches and beds that would make for fabulous engagement photos! So, don’t despair this rainy, stormy weekend. Talk with your engagement photographer whether you’re in NYC, NJ or in my world–Bergen County- and come up with some creative venues that provide protection from the rain yet are in the outdoors (think covered gazebos coffee cafes, church entrances, and more!). Use your imagination and your engagement photos will be fabulous!

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