Things change as time goes by and the business of wedding photography has not escaped these changes.

Long gone is the huge, one shot at a time, "Speed Graphic", camera, once the only camera considered suitable for the important task of documenting a wedding.

Next came medium format cameras and finally, when their resolution was considered high enough, 35mm took over.

Now it's digital cameras, almost exclusively, for wedding photographers. Their ease of use and the ability to have a darkroom at your fingertips in the form of graphics programs make it easier and quicker to have the photos in the happy couple's hands.

Of course all this has made it easier for amateurs to do a credible job of photographing a wedding even with a modest digital camera. This situation spells trouble for the pro wedding photographer's income.

Well, attendees will always take pictures at weddings, so the smart wedding photographer has to make his or her services more affordable and this article will help you adjust your pricing structure for digital wedding photographs.

Take a camera with you whenever possible, and look around, you'll find a picture somewhere.