Shade portrait in the Wedding Photography

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I would suggest that you introduce yourself to the photographer, tell him you are interested in learning/watching him work and then take your cues from there. If it were me, Id be more than happy to let you in on some stuff and get some shots for yourself.
Typically, positioning yourself so the sun is behind you works best for landscape or action shots but if used with portraits, be aware of the above factors. More commonly known as back lighting, the technique of keeping the sun behind your subject can give equally successful results.
Always look for a location where the sun is behind your source of shade (for example, the sun is shining behind some trees). Put your subjects in front of your source of shade and make sure they are facing toward the open sky with the sun behind them, or behind but slightly out of frame.
Professional photographers swear by the perfect light of the golden hour, which lasts for about an hour right after sunrise and an hour right before sunset when the sun is low in the sky and offers a soft, diffused light.
The last hour before sunset and the first hour after sunrise are coveted by professional photographers. Referred to as the golden hour or magic hour, these times provide the perfect light to capture stunning photos. Learning to harness the power of the golden hour is a tool every photographer can use.
Simply put, open shade is an area that blocks direct sunlight but is still illuminated from the surrounding light. Learning how to utilize it will allow you to shoot almost anywhere at any time of the day. Add a few other tools and techniques, and open shade can become lighting bliss!
Lets list some reasons you probably dont want to shoot portraits in the sun: The light will be bright, contrasty, and the shadows will be hard and distinct. Your subject will probably squint. On a hot day, your subject will get hot, and cranky and both you and the subject wont have much fun.
Why do photographers prefer cloudy days for portraits? Soft light is always better for portraits and the such. If the sun is out, you have hard light with defined shadows. Behind the clouds, you have soft light with no defined shadows.

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