Photographer's nightmare

Cranky, overtired, & sick kids - has to be every photographer's nightmare!

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• kids
• funny
• pictures
• wedding

[spoonsey]

i would not photography people who had children out of wedlock. absolutely disgusting

[leojgrebelguf]

Quite the assumption. Those are all nephews/nieces of the soon to be newly-weds actually.

[marcypark1]

A complete shambles

As a pro wedding photographer!

step 1. find a better backdrop not a boring brick wall there not getting married in a prison!!!

step 2. the kids are not working with you so work with them, use the field to capture that fun family shot, get the bride & groom to chase the kids all hold hands and run together! use some action to create that smile and happiness!

games are the best way to capture children who clearly don't want to keeps still and look at the camera!

[timfugleberg]

As the groom in this video, I just want to say...

1. This was one of the funniest and best memories from the day.

2. We got a great (hilarious) shot!

3. They're our nieces and nephews, not our kids.

4. Don't comment if you have nothing better to do than make grammatically incorrect insults.

[ChucyPhotography]

Well Said

[bigdoubleendeddildo]

fuck kids

[sonjamy]

What a horrible thing to say! I hope you don't have a business license, if you turned down business because of a person's situation, then you could be sued out of your house.

[Smashfreak1]

That's not a photographer's nightmare - that's a bride's nightmare: a photographer who doesn't know how to adapt to deal with a disadvantageous situation!

[tiburonsita]

Why the heck is she still trying? It's obviously time for a break. Geez.

[coquiangel]

Can we put girl away for a second? and I don't like the outfits of the bride and groom...lol just joking. I can see how difficult it can be to shoot kids.

[BurpeeLove]

i agree with everything, make the shoot fun.. BUT the brick wall is a contrast to the formality of the wedding... i love shooting contrasts

[36Bananapies]

Captain Hindsight to the rescue!



[TheDarkKnightBatMann]

Most of you commenting on this, have you ever even shot a wedding? Or a family portrait?

Where he was shooting was a great idea. Soft, natural light in the middle of a bright day. I also use bricks as a backdrop, as do many. The screaming kids? Actually, once they've gotten that bad, there's not much to be done about them. This was likely at the end of the day, after the ceremony, and the kids just would be cooped no longer. This shot seems to have been quite important to the couple...