u/Guitar74_47

Hello everyone! I always try to take beautiful photos at weddings, with good lighting, good posing, and if time allows me to do something creative. The problem I notice is that although the final gallery is very varied, the photos look good, it seems that at times the photos have nothing special. I checked the portfolios of other photographers more expensive than me, I have worked with some and I notice that they don't necessarily do a better job either, but I would like me to risk taking certain more or less humdrum moments in a creative way in the future. My question is what have you added to your style of photography, maybe in terms of education, risk, accessories, to differentiate yourself? Is it worth all this extra effort just for a few frames that may or may not come out or better to be taken only if time allows in a controlled environment?

I don't know what I should do in such cases, knowing people I feel like I should offer them a small discount because after all they want to help me, but at the same time if I book their date and later receive an offer for the same date at the full price I will lose out, so do you offer discounts or how do you proceed more precisely? (I was thinking of a 10% discount, I honestly don't know if that's small or too big)