Do you feel like you can tell a good story through your images, only when the circumstances are ideal?

Are the wedding albums you design a bit lacklustre?

Are you finding your style as a wedding photographer, but feel like you can't get your clients to consistently connect emotionally with your work?

Photographers are not just mechanics, there to push a button according to what's happening in front of their lens. You get chosen because of the way you see the world, and the way you interpret the story of the wedding day. But storytelling is much more than just the schedule of the day, and that's where a lot of people get it wrong. If you want to 'let your pictures do the talking' you'll need to be able to present them in a way that connects with people.

In order to let your creativity run wild, it's good to have a framework in mind about what kind of recognisable elements form a story. That way you are armed with the knowledge that you can always tell the best possible story, in any kind of timescale. You'll always walk away with images that will flow together in a way that helps people fall in love with your vision, which allows you to charge what you're worth. In this course award-winning wedding photographer Marianne Taylor shares her take on wedding storytelling, and how having a framework made her career skyrocket.

If you want to consistently attract clients who love your vision, and sell more albums, this course is for you.