Saturday, August 29, 2009 at 11:53AM Seems like its been forever since Reilly's been in front of the camera. We needed some sporty looking shots for his birthday invitations. I had a good solid 15 minutes before he got ill and we had to give it up. 
Sunday, August 23, 2009 at 5:47PM These are a few shots I took at the OneLight workshop at the Used Film Studio in Atlanta. Big thanks to Zack Arias for everything he's done for the world of photography.
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Sunday, August 23, 2009 at 12:06AM I've got two referral programs to announce. One is for weddings and the other is for everything else.
Wedding Referral Program:
If I book a wedding as a result of your referral, you will receive $100 gift card.
Portrait Referral Program:
If I receive a referral for any other photography business, you will receive a coupon for 10% off your next session, package, or print order.
Monday, August 17, 2009 at 10:43AM Back in July, I had the opportunity to be a second shooter at a wedding with AbiQ.
I had a blast. She probably couldn't tell but I was super nervous and could have easily freaked out if it weren't for her calming presence. She was awesome. I learned a lot from Abi and wanted to share a little about the experience.
This was Patricia & Curt's wedding day. The ceremony was at Saint Oliver Plunkett Catholic Church in Snellville, GA. I had to meet Abi at Noon that day and I left my house at 10am and just barely made it. Atlanta traffic was horrible. She showed me around the church and we went over the plans for the day. My first assignment was to shoot the guys getting ready.
The ceremony started at 2pm and we had a few moments beforehand to plot out our strategy. Actually, Abi was plotting and I was listening. We found out at the literally the last minute that we had to shoot from the back of the church and we were not going to be allowed to be down front. Minor set back. We set up and fired away as the wedding party entered and during the ceremony. At one point, I think Abi even went up into the balcony.
The ceremony was beautiful, of course, but the real fun happened after the ceremony. The wedding party graciously was up to going to downtown Norcross to get some fun shots.
The fun continued on to the reception, which was held at the Hilton in Norcross. I brought a couple of strobes and I asked Abi if I could set them up to try and get some cool backlit dancefloor shots. A few of them turned out pretty good.
It was a long day but it was fun. I hope I get the chance to work with Abi again. I learned a lot, especially the limitations of my camera in no flash/low light situations. I'm so accustomed shooting with off camera flash and I was definitely taken out of my element inside the church. But the experience was invaluable.
Check out Abi's blog at abiqblog.com and her website is abiqphotography.com.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 5:15PM Okay, here it is, the first promotion. I would love to have each and every one of you who are reading this to sign up for the newsletter. I will use the newsletter to send out news, information about special events, and sales. And to show my appreciation, I would like to offer my newsletter subscribers a free 8x10 print for signing up. All you have to do is enter your email address and you're in. The gift certificate is good for one free 8x10 print redeemable in any upcoming sessions or even past sessions. Sign up below:
