SAN FRANCISCO – September 1, 2006 – Studio Photography magazine’s August 2006 issue features Marcy Israel of Idophotos.com featuring the Orange Exposure Professional Network. Through the use of the online proofing and e-commerce tool, Israel was able to increase sales, improve visibility with clients and vendors, and help to market her photography services more effectively. Read the full article online at: http://www.imaginginfo.com/publication/article.jsp?pubId=3&id=1900

SAN FRANCISCO – July 11, 2006 – Two principles of Orange Photography were selected to lead a panel discussion on the event photography market. As one of the top event photography studios in the US, and with their Orange Exposure service and Professional Network, the Orange team was able to provide a broad spectrum of information and leadership to help the lively discussion.. The event was hosted by the ASMP’s Northern California chapter and held at Blue [...]

SAN FRANCISCO – March 30, 2006 – Orange Photography has won a coveted Silver Award for its innovative website in the prestigious Davey Award competition, sponsored by ADWEEK, Fortune Small Business, and the International Academy of the Visual Arts. Orange Photography’s website highlights the firm’s leading edge photography, imagery and technology. With over 2,000 entries from across the US and around the globe, the Davey Awards honors the finest creative work from the best small firms, agencies [...]

Innovative new features and functionality build on award-winning design and service SAN FRANCISCO – July 6, 2004 – This week, the revamped Orange Exposure website (www.orangeexposure.com) is being unveiled with a variety of new features that will take the user experience to new levels. The launch is timed to coincide with San Francisco magazine’s Best of the Bay Area 2004 party, at which Orange Photography will be showcasing one of its new “offline” user experiences – “green [...]

SAN FRANCISCO – September 25, 2003 – The inimitable Bruce Bellingham mentioned the SF FACES show in his column in the Examiner and included an anecdoate about one of the more interesting photo shoots from the project. According to the blurb, “Why was Robert Hemphill, owner of the Dreaming Room tribal art gallery, standing in the middle of Columbus outside City Lights Books at rush hour the other night — bare-chested, snared in a sarong, face splashed [...]