Mad Love

When it comes to posing for your partner on their engagement or wedding day, you only have one photo. Well, technically you get thousands of images... But the pose you strike in this shot is everything in terms of a wedding photo they'll cherish for years to come. Here are some helpful & romantic wedding couple poses to bring to their next wedding concert to make their newlyweds really shine! POSITION TECHNIQUES FOR THE BRIDE AND GROOM Before you begin, look for anything out of place, especially the placement and placement of your client's arms, hands, and feet. Look at your camera frame and make sure there are no objects in the background that could result in a less than perfect image. One of the easiest techniques to pose for your partner is to ask them to hold hands and walk slowly towards you, looking at each other and laughing, looking at you and laughing and looking and laughing. This repetitive shit can make them move and laugh naturally. Have the bride hold the d...

In the age of Skype and SMS, it seems easier than ever to stay in touch remotely. Gone are the days when long distance rates were so high that they had to be given away like precious jewelry. No one in a long-distance relationship should lose all hope at 3 p.m. m. Mail delivery, waiting for mail, preferably every four days. Well, we don't even live in the days of having to wait for loved ones to log into their computers to check email - instant replies are almost a necessity now (perhaps a plus and minus!). But ask anyone in a long-distance relationship: technology can't keep up with everything. The lack of regular physical intimacy still seems to make many long-distance relationships just as emotionally difficult as before. However, many of us try. One study found that 24% of respondents use email and/or the Internet to stay in touch remotely (are there remote meetings that aren't?). And the good news is that studies have found that, at worst, the quality of long-distance ...

Of all the problems that couples face, the age difference in a relationship is something you should not worry about. Older or younger: It shouldn't make much of a difference and may even help. Of course, everyone has their own preferences when it comes to the age of their partner, but I highly recommend dating someone a little older than you. Almost everyone I've dated has been with me for at least a few years. And work. Although, to be honest, the older you get, the less difference you'll see, there's still something really cool about meeting someone who's a bit further away. I mean, at least they can cook better than me most of the time. That's how I learned that you shouldn't microwave scrambled eggs (and you really shouldn't). So listen to me. Here are five reasons to date an older women : 1. Maturity Someone who is (hopefully) a bit older has reached a certain maturity during this time. And that usually means a bit of perspective. Do you know all th...