There is no doubt hiring a photographer is more expensive than asking your friend for help or even doing it yourself. You will definitely save money this way, but you may not get the outcome you desire.
Choosing an amateur photographer means you might get amateur photographs that are lacking in the equipment, knowledge or editing software a professional can provide. Is it worth risking a precious moment with a wasted photo?
A New Baby
When you are gifted with a tiny bundle of life, you are going to want to document that baby every day. Taking photos of new-borns is notoriously difficult and a good picture takes practice.
When you go to a professional, not only will they be patient and calm if your little one doesn’t want to cooperate, they will also have a variety of props to use. Taking an adorable photo of your baby in a shoe will not only be fun but also a cherished memory.
Engagement Photos
While it is unlikely you will have a photographer at the proposal, getting some photos taken after the event will help treasure the moment. The engagement is all too often brushed aside and all focus is on the wedding.
However, this is a major event in a couple’s life and something that can be shared with family for years to come. Hiring a photographer for a quick shoot with the ring will provide a lasting memory for both of you.
Family Portraits
Is there anything harder than getting your whole family together for a photo? Trying to get them to smile all at the same time.
Hiring a professional will allow everyone to be in the photo and provide you with a variety of backdrops, lighting and optimal composition. They will also be able to help with the staging of the photo and offer advice on how to pose.
New Pet
Getting a new puppy is like getting a new child. They will quickly become part of the family and before you know it, they are fully grown.
While everyone is an amateur pet photographer, getting the perfect shot of a smiling dog takes time and practice. When you hire a photographer, they will have all the tips and tricks on how to sit still and pose in front of a background.
What better way to show them off?
