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How to Choose the Perfect Location for your Hawaiian Photographs

Choosing the perfect spot for your Hawaiian photographs is no easy task. Hardly an inch of the island chain falls short of dazzling, so when it comes time to choose just one location for the backdrop of your maternity photographs, family portraits, or wedding photographs in Hawaii, you might find yourself overwhelmed by options!

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How to Choose the Perfect Location for your Hawaiian Photographs

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  1. How to choose the perfect location for your Hawaiian photographs

  2. Summary: Choosing the perfect spot for your Hawaiian photographs is no easy task. Hardly an inch of the island chain falls short of dazzling, so when it comes time to choose just one location for the backdrop of your maternity photographs, family portraits, or wedding photographs in Hawaii, you might find yourself overwhelmed by options! Begin your hunt for the best photo locations in Hawaii by consulting these people:

  3. Hawaii Tourist Agencies and Online Trip Advisors: • You will find a team of experts on Hawaii’s hidden gems inside a tourist agency or trip advisory website and they will be able to suggest plenty of leads. • They can tell you where you’ll have a great view of the Hawaiian sunset. Also, refer you to the lush botanical gardens or they can tell you where the sugar sand beaches are. • Before visiting Hawaii, you may browse these sites & check what it is offering you: Hawaii.com, Tripadvisor.com, lonelyplanet.com

  4. Photographers in Hawaii: • For planning your Hawaiian Photography session, your photographers should be your number one, go-to resource as the experienced photographers have their own list of favorite locations which they can recommend you for your wedding photographs or family portraits. • From the seasonal changes of the sunset and waves to the rainy and sunny times, your photographer is your best resource when it comes to choosing your location as they know what location works best in terms of lighting, accessibility and crowd-control!

  5. Don’t Deny Your Eye: • Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, at the end of the day, your maternity photos, family portraits, or wedding pictures deserve a choice that you make after evaluating from all the information about locations to the style and scenery. • Choose a photographer that is diverse in their ability to cover different locations, lighting & seasonal situations.

  6. Try to have a clear vision of what you want before you choose a location & you can find your location that matches up with your vision. • Now that you’ve narrowed down the list of possible locations, with input from a Hawaiian photographer and from your own mind’s eye, whittle that list down one by searching for a place that meets these criteria:

  7. Minimal Tourist Traffic: • Nothing is more disruptive than a tourist, in a bright Hawaiian shirt, meandering their way through the background of your photos. • Scout out a place with some privacy, so that you and Hawaii will be the focus of your photos as your photos are all about you and your loved ones. • Find out the peak hours and avoid them, if you really want to shoot your photos at a popular location.

  8. Clear Horizon: • The tropical sunset is one of the most iconic images to come out of Hawaii, and as all Hawaiian wedding photographers know, the lighting is ideal for silhouette portraiture. • If you want to make your mark on a Hawaiian sunset, make sure that you choose a location with a clear view of the horizon. • A couple of palm trees are gorgeous, but more foliage than that looks cluttered.

  9. Vibrant Color Contrast: • Hawaii is known for tropical colors that popping out of every corner.  • For your photographs, choose a location that plays up magical aspect of island life. • The beaches on the east side of the island are known for the high contrast between white sand and brilliantly blue water.

  10. Simple: • As stunning as Hawaii is, you have to be careful that the island’s beauty doesn’t steal the focus away from you and your loved ones in your Hawaiian photographs. • A bare beach, with a bit of fluffy white surf at the shore’s edge, will emphasize the subjects of your photographs, rather than distracting from them.

  11. Convenient and Accessible to the Public: • Spending time on an archipelago has many charms, but extensive travel on an island can be a bit of a nuisance. • If you are able to set up your photography session close to your lodgings, then you’ll be less stressed and have brighter smiles! • Don’t forget to double check that the location you choose for photography is publicly accessible.

  12. Thank You For Your Valuable Time! HAWAIIANPIX PHOTOGRAPHY PO Box 894842 Mililani, HI 96789 United States 808-387-0869 http://www.hawaiianpix.com/

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