E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

There are great new things happening in the WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY FORUM! We are working hard to increase traffic there and would love to see more members coming down to join in. We will be presenting new tutorials and articles and discussing some of the latest trends and revisiting those of the past. We have some interesting and controversial concepts on the fire and we want your input, opinions, concepts, complaints, fresh ideas and more.

Everyone is welcome: Professionals, part time pros, aspiring pros, amateurs, and even folks who don't necessarily want to shoot weddings but would like to learn some interesting techniques that can be applied to any facet of photography.

Right now there is only a handful of us trying to get things rolling but we can't do it alone so come down and speak your mind and help out.

Thanks for reading- Hope to see y'all there!

lightcatcher Loc: Farmington, NM (4 corners)

?Where?

CHG_CANON Loc: the Windy City

You have to go to the home page, then view all sections, then scroll to the bottom and 'subscribe'.

wilsondl2 Loc: Lincoln, Nebraska

I am subscribed but don't seem to get it. Any suggestions. - Dave

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

A bit more detail ...........

1. Go to home page
2. Hit the link on the bottom of the menu that says "all sections"
3. Scroll to the bottom and you will see the link

E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

This is what it looks like once you get to it:

Wedding Photography
A place to discuss and share all aspects of wedding photography, business practices, advertising, sharing stories, and submitting photos for critique or sharing. This is a section for anyone who is, was, or may be interested in shooting weddings, not a place to tell everyone why they shouldn?t enjoy this wonderful part of the photography interest spectrum. Managed by bkyser. 14 108 Dec 29, 14 13:12:07

twindad Loc: SW Michigan, frolicking in the snow.

Lots of interesting stuff there! I've only shot 4 weddings, so I've got plenty to learn, and this is real-life stuff.
Thanks for running it!