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They will then make an appointment with the studio for either in-studio or location shoot, which is becoming popular in recent years, to do "glamour wedding shots". In attendance will be a hair stylist and make-up artist in addition to the photographer and the couple. The couple will go through many changes of clothing and backgrounds in a similar manner to the fashion based approach.

A bride arriving at the venue, with her father also in the car. The black and white texture, together with her expression, and the composition of the photograph make for a picture that evokes some of the emotion from the day. The term contemporary wedding photography is used to describe wedding photography that is not of a traditional nature.

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The emphasis in contemporary photography is to capture the story and atmosphere from the day, so the viewer has an appreciation of what the wedding was like, rather than a series of pre-determined poses. This term can be mistaken for meaning any photograph that is not posed or formal. The advent and advancement of digital cameras and increased use of the internet means that many people can offer their services as a wedding photographer, but contemporary wedding photography is more than taking informal photographs and involves the use of composition, lighting, and timing to capture photographs that have a strong visual appeal.

There is some uncertainty over what constitutes contemporary and how this differs from other forms of wedding photography. This highlights the difficulty with the word contemporary when defining photographic expression, as some feel this term is not sufficiently defined. For example, is photojournalism contemporary or is it different?

Photojournalism is easier to define, as the term infers the photography is by its nature similar to journalism, where the emphasis is upon reporting and recording events in a newsworthy manner, whereas contemporary may include an element of photojournalism but is not exclusively that style of photography. However, the landscape of Wedding Photography has constantly evolved, it is a creative discipline and those proponents at the leading edge of the industry are constantly feeding new ideas into the photographic community.

As a result trends[5] will develop, mostly based around the core elements discussed. Some will be transitory while others will remain a traditional part. Albums, prints, and other products A contemporary wedding photographer will usually provide some or all of the following: A sample two-page spread from a contemporary flush mount wedding album. The range of deliverables that a wedding photographer presents is varied.

There is no standard as to what is included in a wedding coverage or package, so products vary regionally and from across photographers, as do the number of images provided. Most photographers provide a set of proofs usually unretouched, edited images for the clients to view. Photographers may provide hard copy proofs in the form of 4x5 or 4x6 prints, a "magazine" of images with thumbnail sized pictures on multiple pages, an online proof gallery, images on CD or DVD in the form of a gallery or a slideshow, or a combination of the above.

Some photographers provide these proofs for the client to keep, and some photographers require the client to make final print choices from the proofs and then return them or purchase them at an additional cost. There are a wide variety of albums and manufacturers available, and photographers may provide traditional matted albums, digitally designed "coffee table" albums, contemporary flush mount albums, hardbound books, scrapbook style albums, or a combination of any of the above.

Albums may be included as part of a pre-purchased package, or they may be added as an after-wedding purchase. Most photographers allow clients to purchase additional prints for themselves or their families.

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Many photographers now provide online sales either through galleries located on their own websites or through partnerships with other vendors. Those vendors typically host the images and provide the back end sales mechanism for the photographer; the photographer sets his or her own prices and the vendor takes a commission or charges a flat fee. Some photographers are also including high resolution files in their packages. These photographers allow their clients limited rights to reproduce the images for their personal use, while retaining the copyright.

Not all photographers release files and those who do will most likely charge a premium for them, since releasing files means giving up any after wedding print or album sales for the most part. Photographers who do not retain copyright of the images often charge more for their services. In these cases the photographer provides the client with the digital images as part of the wedding package. The client then has unrestricted use of the images and can print any that they may desire.

Profession This section may contain original research or unverified claims. November A bride and groom are posed for this location shot using available lighting during the pre-twilight moments of the day due to the desirable soft lighting effects. The wedding photography industry is home to some of the most respected names within the photography industry, some of whom were listed in PopPhoto's Top 10 Wedding Photographers in the World.

As a wedding is a one-time event, the photographer must be prepared for the unexpected. Shooting a wedding is both exhausting and invigorating as the photographer is constantly looking for good angles and opportunities for candid shots. Communication and planning time-lines before the event will alleviate many of the stresses associated with photographing a wedding.

The ability to tactfully take charge also helps - particularly when photographing large groups or families - a common expectation after the ceremony. Having a run list with all of the expected shots is also a useful tool. A photographer may work with an assistant who can carry equipment, arrange guests, and assist with clothing adjustments or holding of reflectors. Some wedding photographers have an office or studio which can double as a retail photography studio. In bigger cities, one might find dedicated wedding studios that only shoot weddings and may have large studios equipped with make-up and hair, and gowns ready for the bride to wear.

Other wedding photographers work out of a home studio, preferring to photograph on location. Standards and requirements for professional organizations vary, but membership often indicates a photographer is insured if they should lose or ruin a large number of images, they can compensate such errors for their clients.

Professional organizations offer training, professional competition, and support to members, as well as directory services to help with marketing. Today, ABC Carpet and Home occupies two landmark buildings in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, allowing for almost , square feet of retail space Broadway the former Arnold Constable Building and Broadway the former W. Sloane Building, a red red-brick and chocolate building was built by W. Wheeler Smith in W illiam Sloane was the foreman of the jury that convicted Boss Tweed in Also included is Daniel H.

Click here and enter the bib numbers for the full individual race results, race photos and finish-line videos. Yet there it is, dreamily scrawled in cursive script across a crumbling page. The man seemed to relish the telling of it, too -- fussing over each letter, elongating H's and curling F's, a hotdogger showing off. For nearly a century no one knew for sure that a history of the Maryland slave named Adam Francis Plummer really existed. His daughter Nellie tried to tell anyone who'd listen that there had been one.

But her well-to-do twin brother, Robert, wanted to keep their father's history quiet -- believing such gloomy, bitter memories of slavery best left behind. So a sad fate befell Plummer's journal, pages of composition paper with entries from his marriage in to his death in , all bound in leather, as his daughter described it, "so covered as to look like thousands of books packed in rows.

In an elaborate ceremony this afternoon, Tompkins-Davis will donate the diary of Adam Francis Plummer to the Smithsonian Institution's Anacostia Museum and Center for African American History and Culture, where a conservator lords over it like the Constitution, each page coveted as though spun of gold -- and with good reason: The discovery of a slave diary written in real time may be unprecedented, according to appraisers and historians.

Today's ceremony will also be a homecoming for members of the extended Plummer family, a group torn apart by slavery now reconnecting through a chain of writings set off by the pen of Adam Francis Plummer. Family members continue to make the connections today as more and more relatives discover the writings and make pilgrimages to the sprawling Prince George's County plantations where their ancestors once labored in bondage.

Adam Plummer was not a man known for displays of emotion, but he might be smiling today at the astonishing fruits borne of his 64 year long affirmation that he lived. The diary of Adam Francis Plummer will be on view through next Sunday, before it is put in storage for preservation, brought out only for special occasions. The fragile document is not what leaps to mind when we think of a diary.

First, what's left of it is just 48 pages, down from the or so pages later described by relatives but lost somewhere over time. In the pages remaining, Plummer doesn't dish dirt about his master in the neurotic style of the fictional Bridget Jones, nor does he offer an introspective account of the day's events like Anne Frank. Plummer's diary is more a no-frills family Bible than a confessional: He records names, dates, births, marriages, deaths, receipts, inventories of his possessions. Expressions of emotion are rare.

Plummer clearly had more pressing things on his mind than the view of his navel.

He "was born in the year of our lord " a slave at a Prince George's plantation owned by the powerful, aristocratic Calvert family, which donated the land where the University of Maryland at College Park now sits. Plummer spent most of his slave life at the Riversdale plantation, which is today a house museum in Riverdale Park run by the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission. He grew up with -- and close to -- the heir Charles Benedict Calvert, who was about the same age. Plummer rose to the position of plantation foreman, a job he continued in after emancipation, for pay.

According to family lore, a black preacher taught Adam to read and write, which, although not illegal under Maryland law, was an offense outlawed in many Southern states and was generally severely punished by slave owners, as the extended Plummer family learned the hard way. Several in-laws were sold off to prevent rebellion. Adam wrote letters to his wife, Emily Saunders Arnold Plummer, who lived with their eight children miles from Riversdale on plantations in Bowie, Ellicott City and Washington. He also kept meticulous records of his side jobs, which the Calvert family let their trusted slave conduct.

For instance, in an entry from March 13, , it appears that Plummer has been cheated by a man he was doing work for:. Joseph Jones imploy Adam Plummer to inclose his garden for him for 11 dollars by the 1st of March but has he has fale in so doin pay to Dollers and imploy me to inclose chicken yard for him for 3 dollars on pay full to all debt. Plummer made a decent living for a slave, which allowed him to upgrade his family's living arrangements when their owners provided them with poor living quarters. Still the material things were cold comfort when his teenage daughter Sarah Miranda was sold to an owner in New Orleans.

Or when several of his wife's siblings were sold down South. Or when two of her sisters froze to death walking in a blizzard to see their mother, who had spent time in a slave pen in Alexandria. His material possessions were useless to him as he watched his wife and children stand on the auction block. In one unusual burst of emotion, Plummer describes the uncertainty that followed when his wife and children were sold from Washington to the Mount Hebron farm in Howard County:.

Brokeup and parted in the end of the your of December I have a longtime looking. After five month loocking I get a letter [from Emily] date March 2nd Deziers to see me at Mont Hebron Ellicotts Mills, 20 milds an to and form we of think that I shall never be commeable [comfortable] again but o my God. Instead of pouring bitterness into his composition book, Plummer kept records: The luxury items he lavished on his wife, the blue stone china, the milk-white teapot and matching sugar bowl, cups and saucers, the dozen goblets, six wineglasses and two feather beds.

Also, the gifts to his mother-in-law: After emancipation, the lists included the names of friends and family who lent him money to fetch Sarah Miranda from New Orleans, the first wages that his wife and children were paid. And perhaps the most triumphant listing: Nellie Arnold Plummer's fingerprints are all over her father's diary. She is the prim D. She has crossed out "deziers" and written in "desires" and adds footnotes that explain that by "commeable" her father means "comfortable. Wells one hundred dollars for the above mentioned right of way, which he never should have done.

He was moral to a fault. After her father died, Nellie continued writing in the empty pages of the diary, etching in poetry and love letters commemorating the anniversaries of her parents' births and deaths well into the s. The diary at the Smithsonian now reveals 51 pages written in Nellie's hand.

Today, historians cringe at Nellie's "corrections," but without her extraordinary efforts to preserve her father's legacy, his diary might have never seen the light of modern day. In the s, Nellie was an elder in St. She was the first woman to attend Wayland Seminary, a Washington college for freed slaves, which eventually merged into Virginia Union University, where she was a classmate of Booker T.

She had a distinguished year career as a teacher and principal in Washington area schools. When she was well into her sixties, she wrote a book, "Out of the Depths, or the Triumph of the Cross. Nellie described the history of St. Like her father, she dropped as many names, birth dates, marriages and information about the family as possible. She quoted her father's diary heavily. All of her siblings had become men and women of station -- church founders, Army chaplains and nurses -- and some didn't see a need to re-invoke the horrors of slavery.

Her twin brother, Robert Francis Plummer, was particularly opposed to it. He had become a noted pharmacist and did not want to remind the world of the family's humble beginnings. Nellie, she was a very shrewd and smart woman. This assured the Plummer family a place in history: It became one of the best accounts historians have of black life in Prince George's County, and Harvard scholar Henry Louis Gates reprinted the book in his series on African American women writers in Before her death in , Nellie did two other things to ensure that her father's writings would live on: First, she bypassed the haughty Plummers and instead gave her father's diary to Edward Arnold, a cousin on her mother's side, for safekeeping.

She also mailed books to relatives around the country, some of whom she knew, others in places described in her father's diary. In some places, she sent boxes full of books with the town postmaster with instructions that they be given to anyone with the names Arnold or Plummer. Adam Francis Plummer's account of his life, annotated by his daughter Nellie after his death, came into the hands of Lucille Betty Tompkins-Davis. Without the efforts of Nellie Arnold Plummer, above with twin Robert, to preserve her father's diary, Adam Francis Plummer's tale might have never seen the light of modern day.

Stashed away by generations of relatives, the diary turned up in the Cheverly home of Lucille Betty Tompkins-Davis. She called on the Rev. L Jerome Fowler, the family historian, and together they sought a suitable home for the document. View large on black. That started a chain of assignments to various Naval Reserve Squadrons all over the country, including Florida, Colorado, Texas, Michigan and Washington.

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