There is no season quite like wedding season. Love is in the air, excitement makes everyone giddy and the happy soon to be married couple just want everything to be perfect on their big day. And one of the more important details of a great wedding is having a skilled photographer in place, who will capture every treasured moment. But these days, wedding photographers everywhere have a new obstacle that stand in the way of getting the best pictures – smartphones.
Hannah Way, a wedding photographer from Texas, vented her growing frustration online, after a wedding guest and her smartphone completely ruined Hannah’s shot at getting the perfect picture. Sharing the whole story online, she claims people’s obsession with their camera phones makes her job increasingly difficult and increases the risk of newlyweds being robbed of high quality pictures from the most important day in their lives.
[post_page_title]The stress of weddings[/post_page_title]
The wedding day is stressful for especially the bride and groom, but also for people who make their living in the wedding industry. A regular work day for them is their clients’ most important ever, which adds a lot of pressure. Wedding planners, makeup artists, caterers, and photographers all have to be on their best behavior – as one small mistake can ruin the entire day for their client.
They want to do their very best also since they know future business will depend on recommendations from previous happy clients. And no wedding professional wants an environment wherein you can’t do your best because of other people disturbing, or even sabotaging, your work. But that is exactly what wedding photographer Hannah Way experienced.
