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After the wedding and honeymoon, family and friends begin to ask about seeing the photography of your wedding. With family and friends that may live great distances from you this could be difficult. You can email a few but that is very time consuming. We suggest asking your photographer to put them on line for you. Usually this if a free service and viewing them is easy and free as well. If the viewer sees something they like, a few mouse clicks will purchase a high quality photograph(s).

Keeping your Wedding photos absolutely in pristine condition for centuries is possible with digital photography. If you are interested in long term preservation let us know and we will email instructions on how to do it. This makes it possible to pass family history down for generations to come. The same technique can be used with DVD’s if you have Videography of your wedding day. Prints look great for many years but will fade in about a generation. With digital you can make new prints fifty years later that will look brand new, or your descendants can print them centuries later and they will still look brand new.

Every wedding we have photographed is so unique, that it has really been fun putting together all the photography or video sequences. No two weddings are alike so yours will definitely be unique, family and friends will remember it for years to come. We encourage you to not worry about your day, after months of planning it will all come together. You should be experiencing the day taking in all the events happening around you, the music, decorations, the expressions on your guests faces. You will have a lifetime to treasure the memories.

We as photographers love to capture moments in time, that you can reflect on for the rest of your life. Once you have selected your photographer/videographer stay in touch with them making sure they know your plan and what you expect to be captured. When you contact us we place your thoughts into your file history and use this information on that special day. We want you to enjoy your wedding without worry. We will get those once in a lifetime shots that will be a lasting treasure.

Hello Everyone:
Be sure to get a check sheet from your photographer well before the wedding, so you can plan those great and once in a lifetime shots. The check sheets will make that day easier for you and your photographer. The check sheets are just suggestions, so add ideas of your own and we will capture it all. If you need one email us and we will be happy to email one to you.

Brides, be sure to meet face to face with your videographer/photographer and
discuss your ideas to make your wedding day unfold exactly the way you
desire. Remember that you are sharing this special day with them. If you
are not happy with the way they attend to you when you meet...you probably
will not be pleased with them at the wedding either. Interview them and
make sure they have the type of personality that will enhance your day.

Our chief photographer, Adam, not only has the artistic eye, but also knows the ins and outs of the mechanics of the cameras. He has been teaching photography classes and how to effectively use "your" new digital camera that you may have received for a Christmas gift and haven't quite figured out yet. He recently drew a crowd of 120 students at the beautiful Puyallup Public Library. They had to open the overflow doors to expand the room. Watch our website info for upcoming classes. www.nwrcphoto.com....only you will be able to take those great shots of your honeymoon!!!!

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