We get asked a lot about onsite printing, and at several presentations I’ve given in the past the first question is almost inevitably “what gear do you use?” Of course photographers are often very interested in gear, and ever since the advent of digital and the advances in technology in general, the gear seems to change at an ever faster rate. Since it’s important […]
I don’t know about you guys – but I have some major World Cup fever. Games are full of drama, culture, crazy skills (and pretty fútbol players) – it’s all so captivating.
Thanks to SF Recreation and Parks and friends, you can watch the games in Civic Center Plaza. Stop by and watch a game sometime… feel the camaraderie! Here’s a tiny moment from Tuesday’s matchup, Spain vs. Portugal – […]
I can’t live without pockets. I hate having limited storage options and one of the coolest things I’ve been seeing at weddings lately is pockets in dresses. My most recent wedding had the coolest pockets – integrated right into the stylish wedding gown. […]
The 2010 MPINCC Annual Gala and Silent Auction was held at the San Francisco Design Center and was one of the best industry parties in quite some time. Of course it’s that season and the ISES-NCC gala is also upcoming so don’t miss out on that. Back to MPI, there was so much going on all night including an awesome electronic auction system […]
If you work in hospitality in the Bay Area then you most likely know (or should know) who Chip Conley is. I won’t go into his back story but he’s the founder of Joie De Vivre Hotels, one of the top boutique hotel chains around(and based here in San Francisco).
A while back my business partner Jack read Conley’s book Peak: How Great Companies […]
So the big news has been out for a bit now, but we were on hand to take the press shots of Fritz Maytag, Keith Greggor and Tony Foglio that went along with the announcement. It was an honor to meet Mr. Maytag who’s really humble and soft spoken. As someone who thoroughly enjoys beer (and especially craft brews) I owe thanks to Mr. Maytag.
The shot above was one of the […]
Recently during a flight to and from a shoot in NYC I read John Harrington’s book: Best Business Practices for Photographers, Second Edition
and it’s got a wealth of great information for all photographers and small business owners.
He also had covered some of the info in his presentations at ASMP’s Strictly Business […]
We’ve said it many times before that one of the great things about shooting events is the variety of work we get to do. A last minute shoot happened (we often get last minute bookings and are almost always able to respond), and it was for our friends at City Arts & Lectures who had comedienne Sarah Silverman on the program.
As I waited […]
We’ve said it many times before that one of the great things about shooting events is the variety of work we get to do. A last minute shoot happened (we often get last minute bookings and are almost always able to respond), and it was for our friends at City Arts & Lectures who had comedienne Sarah Silverman on the program.
As I waited […]
The First Exposures program is one we’ve supported for quite some time. I remember first thinking about doing a similar idea through Orange but then found out that it was already being done well, and now I’ve been mentoring with that program for a few years. Last month there was an auction which we had our photobooth at and it was a big hit. […]