Wedding photography does pose different considerations than landscape etc cause you're more dealing with closer subjects with varied lighting considerations. Have you read up anything on this type of photography? That may help. I guess you would have photographed people during the course of time tho. Just not professionally.
I think you should do alright tho with your photographic experience. Would make for a good freelance career too. And...more money more money more money.
I've thought of doing something like that also as I've done some photography for weddings of family and friends and also other events.
What I had done was do the photography and produced a slideshow from the photographs including music, motion and other effects and subtitles. Then saved the slideshow as a quicktime movie that can be played back on computer monitor, and/or as a DVD movie that can be played back on TV. The ones I did were well received that I was asked to consider doing some more, covering weddings and such as a professional sideline. I quite liked the idea and it was fun doing them but I still haven't followed up with the plan. Time I guess.
The nice thing with producing a slideshow is that it makes it more interesting, esp with music and the effects, of course....plus you still have the pictures for print reproduction as needed.
That's how another friend of mine had it done, but not slideshow - slideshow's an excellent effect.
The music definately does make it. Often, the first dance the married couple have, is played as background to the DVD. It definately does give the emotion felt on the day too.
Y E S !!!!!!!!!!!!!
...and you are more than capable, so you get on with it, it'll be great!!!
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