The Top Ten Lists: Part One
by Rangefinder Staff
PHOTO © Caroline Tien Spalding/Sphynge Photography
December 06, 2012 — The editors of Rangefinder are thrilled to unveil the answers from our Reader Survey, where more than 700 of you weighed in on a range of industry-related questions. We’ve tallied the results and compiled the lists of some of your tried-and-true favorites, including the Top 10 Must-Have Photo Accessories, Photo Upsells, Favorite Wedding Venues, Favorite Wedding Details, and more. We also introduce the 10 Most-Sought-After Wedding Photographers of the Year, nominated by magazine and blog editors throughout the industry. And if you’re looking for new wedding blogs to submit to, we combed the Internet for the highest trafficked alternative and regional sites. Keep in mind: These lists are not all-inclusive: if you don’t see your favorite person or thing mentioned, there’s always next year! Thank you to everyone who took our survey, and we hope you find something valuable in knowing the preferences of your peers.
Top Ten Wedding Details What’s most popular to shoot?
Notable contenders: jewelry/accessories, the veil, pre-party reception venues, the bride herself and makeup. More creative details? “Cookies, a huge tradition in our area,” “The groom’s stuff—cuff links, ties, belts, shoes,” “Couple’s bare feet after event” and “Family heirlooms.” Top Ten Photo Upsells
Runner ups: Digital Files, Parent Albums, Pinup Shoots
Tyler Vu Top Ten Wedding Venues
“The Little Chapel in the Woods in Denton, Texas, [is my favorite venue] because it features beautiful stained-glass windows depicting women of various professions; a gorgeous, tight-winding staircase; and lovely lanterns suspended from the
“Every new location turns into a favorite! Even the challenging venues, because they force me to work harder to get those golden images.” —Caitlin Cooper, Photographer
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