It's another episode of Walk Through A Wedding and a few more classic tips on being an outstanding storyteller when it comes to creating incredible images for a wedding album. I love these videos because they're so concise and loaded with great content.

There's so much you can learn thanks toJustin and Mary Marantz. This fourth video in the series hits on bridal details. While the shoes are the star of this episode the technique Justin and Mary share applies to so many other aspects of capturing details at a wedding.

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When Profoto introduced the B1, the Queen of Lighting, Bobbi Lane described it as a game changer. If you missed the original introduction video it's a click away. In the mean time, take 88 seconds and watch this video of the B1 in action with Japanese photographer Kohsaku Hashino, using two bare-headed B1s to freeze the action as he photographed stunt rider, Hiroyuki Ogawa.

I love these short clips from Profoto - no script, just watching an artist work with great lighting! The B1 on location - no cables, just control any place you want to go!

There are 14 different videos here in the Profoto Theater and another ten or so attached to blog posts throughout SCU and here's why. Yes, they're a partner in this project, but that's not why I love what they're doing. This is about being able to "walk the talk" and Profoto believes in education and helping you raise the bar on your skill set.

There's so much you can learn in these short videos thanks toJustin and Mary Marantz. This third video in the series hits on one of the best opportunities for setting the stage in telling the story of a wedding, the bride getting ready.

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