It might seem like a
wise idea to choose an amateur photographer over someone who has made a name
for themselves with years of experience and happy clients. The amateur might
just do the perfect job if they possess the latest in digital photographic equipment
and editing software. Their equipment may even rival that of a professional
photographer.
Of course, it might seem
like the professional charges much more for their work than the amateur. Yet,
if the job the photographer is being hired for is something like a sunset
wedding on the beach, their expertise may be what makes the extra expense well
worth the money spent on their services. Also, a professional photographer may
have more of a repertoire of skills behind them. They may have had experience
shooting for newspapers, magazines or websites.
In this regard, the
professional can be trusted to do well under any circumstance. For anyone with
doubts, they simply can ask to review samples of the photographer’s work. For a
professional who has experience shooting numerous weddings, the proof may be
found after only a few samples have been perused. An amateur photographer may,
on the other hand, be capable of doing a good job but unlike the professional
he or she may not have the experience to work under any type of lighting,
weather or action which could dampen the results they deliver after the event
no matter how affordable they were.
As mentioned in past posts, ASMP's Find a Photographer is where businesses and individuals go to find a professional photographer with confidence and assurance, they know they're hiring a pro.
As mentioned in past posts, ASMP's Find a Photographer is where businesses and individuals go to find a professional photographer with confidence and assurance, they know they're hiring a pro.