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Archive for July, 2010
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Sikh Wedding Photography | Wedding Video
www.pixcellence.co.uk Sikh Wedding Photography by Pixcellence Asian Wedding Photographers
Ryan and Nicole’s wedding was held at the seaside Olowalu Plantation House. This Estate is Maui’s most popular wedding site. Destination brides come from all over the world to be married at this location. Bridal preparations, wedding ceremony’s, receptions and catering can be done here all in one spot. This location is great for photography with large beautiful trees, mature landscaping and great sunsets. For more images and a better look at my photography style please visit our website. www.marbelle.com Video Rating: 5 / 5
Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 18: Freezing Motion with your shutter
In this episode Mark talks about using a fast shutter speed to freeze motion. This is a great technique that can be used to capture sports or even kids on the move!
Jeff Goldblum Gets Soaked, M.I.A. Swings for Teens: Great London Weekend
A communal campfire tent goes up in the courtyard of London’s Victoria & Albert Museum late Friday. Read more on Bloomberg
07/30/10 Art
“IN THE SHADOW OF PAHTO.” 4:30 p.m. Aug. 7. Goldendale Senior Center, 115 East Main St., Goldendale. Regional Native American works. Wine tasting, dinner and auction. Cost: in advance, at the door. Info: Golden Art Gallery, 509-773-5100 or www.thegoldenartgallery.com. Read more on Yakima Herald-Republic
Photographer’s children inspire her business Real Parenting • She enjoys capturing moments so her family will always …
What were you doing before you got into photography? Read more on St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Looking Back at SAVOR 2010
In a post earlier this month we mentioned it took us awhile to recuperate from the mania of SAVOR , the annual American craft beer and food pairing event put on by the Brewers Association. Read more on Washington City Paper
Question by zuzz99: free gay wedding photography?
Hi, Im a photographer looking to turn pro, and specialise in Civil Partnerships. Im currently building my portfolio and Im looking to shoot Civil Partnerships for free.
Any help or advice on where to advertise?
To specialise in means to concentrate on a specific area. some photographers choose to portraiture or lifestyle photography. some wedding photographers work in a traditional sense, others are more contemporary. for me to specialise particularly in Civil Partnerships is no different.
Best answer:
Answer by Sarah Isn’t there an ad section in the paper you could use?
Pet Photographer Richie Schwartz: Amazing Pet Photography
www.PetsPhotography.com With 30 years of photography experience behind him, this former Veterinary Technician and Dog Trainer is known as the “dog whisperer” of pet photographers. Having worked in the animal care business before becoming a photographer gives him an edge in working with animals that other pet photographers are hard pressed to match. Schwartz has a special bond with animals and it has been said that he seems to hypnotize animals into posing for him. One of the country’s most successful Pet Photography Specialists, he founded and owns PETS PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO, the largest pet only photography company in the USA, and was the exclusive photographer for PETCO in the Tri State region for many years. At Pets Photography Studio, he has assembled some of the most talented Pet Photographers in the country. Amongst our photographers are former Veterinary Technicians, Dog Trainers, and Show Dog Handlers with many years of both pet photography and animal handling experience. Richie and his personally trained staff work in over 75 locations across NY, NJ, and CT. He and his busy staff have photographed over 60000 pets and are industry leaders in high volume, location pet photo shoots. Aside from the day to day photography experience, Richie is available for pet photography seminars, workshops, pet fairs, speaking engagements and fundraisers. Video Rating: 3 / 5
It is a perfect stand both for studio and on-site use
Folded height – 25.98″(2.16 feet)
Maximum height – 75″ (6.23 feet)
Max load – 13.5 lbs
Product Description
This 6.23′ light stand is constructed from aluminum alloy, giving it exceptional strength for heavy duty work. For simple storage and transport, the stand collapses easily and is very lightweight to carry. Its solid locking capabilities ensure the safety of your lighting equipment when in use. Compliant with industry standards, this stand supports all major photo equipment including reflectors, softboxes, lights, umbrellas, backgrounds and more.
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