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My good friend Jonathon is working on a pimtastic new site for his photography. This guy is ridiculously talented and has done a lot of work that a lot of people are really proud of.
Give his new site a look over: www.jonathonziegelman.com and be prepared to be amazed :)
Give his new site a look over: www.jonathonziegelman.com and be prepared to be amazed :)
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I was going through an archive of photos today when I came across these photos from a bridal photos shoot I did quite a few years ago. It's strange how time creeps up on you and things that feel like they happened yesterday actually happened half a decade ago... I'm getting old, Man.
Anyhow, here's the lovely Nicole:
Anyhow, here's the lovely Nicole:
Nicole really put a whole lot of time into the details of her wedding. She had cute signs everywhere and the guests signed a surfboard instead of a guest book. And speaking of intricate details, check out the foot jewelry:
It's always fun to reminisce about weddings from a while back ;)
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I'm not sure if anyone is familiar with Mr. Newman. He was a Miami-born photographer who is credited as the first person to photograph a subject in his own surroundings (i.e. not in a portrait studio).
I found this pretty awesome quote by him a few days ago:
I am convinced that any photographic attempt to show the complete man is nonsense. We can only show, as best we can, what the outer man reveals. The inner man is seldom revealed to anyone, sometimes not even the man himself.
Well-spoken, Mr. Newman.
I found this pretty awesome quote by him a few days ago:
I am convinced that any photographic attempt to show the complete man is nonsense. We can only show, as best we can, what the outer man reveals. The inner man is seldom revealed to anyone, sometimes not even the man himself.
Well-spoken, Mr. Newman.
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... comes home and winds up on my blog!
I've been meaning to put up a pic or two of my recent trip to Vegas, but I've been having issues with the interwebs. I am convinced the interwebs and Ashton Kutcher have teamed together to see how long I am willing to scream at an inanimate object.
That being said, today Interwebs is agreeing with me.
Thank you, Interwebs. You've truly made my day.
ANYHOW, I recently went to Las Vegas for the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Conference and it was pretty fan-freaking-tastic.
I arrived super late and headed straight up to my amazing room with an amazing view:
Here's the weird thing. See that big parking lot on the bottom left of the picture? The next morning, I woke up and it was filled with snow. Yeah, snow. Does it snow in Las Vegas? Because I did one of those cartoon-like eye rubs and looked again thinking I must be nuts, surely it does not snow in Vegas. But I didn't take a photo because I only brought one lens with me because I didn't feel like worrying about my camera the whole week I was there.
DON'T HATE! I took a nominal number of photos, I am aware of this. I was there to learn!!!
Speaking of learning, I took this sweet class (with 899 other people- yikes) about boudoir photography and I had to take a photo to share because it cracked me up:
The rest of my photos were kind of boring so I'll leave it at that.
Toodles!
I've been meaning to put up a pic or two of my recent trip to Vegas, but I've been having issues with the interwebs. I am convinced the interwebs and Ashton Kutcher have teamed together to see how long I am willing to scream at an inanimate object.
That being said, today Interwebs is agreeing with me.
Thank you, Interwebs. You've truly made my day.
ANYHOW, I recently went to Las Vegas for the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Conference and it was pretty fan-freaking-tastic.
I arrived super late and headed straight up to my amazing room with an amazing view:
Here's the weird thing. See that big parking lot on the bottom left of the picture? The next morning, I woke up and it was filled with snow. Yeah, snow. Does it snow in Las Vegas? Because I did one of those cartoon-like eye rubs and looked again thinking I must be nuts, surely it does not snow in Vegas. But I didn't take a photo because I only brought one lens with me because I didn't feel like worrying about my camera the whole week I was there. DON'T HATE! I took a nominal number of photos, I am aware of this. I was there to learn!!!
Speaking of learning, I took this sweet class (with 899 other people- yikes) about boudoir photography and I had to take a photo to share because it cracked me up:
The rest of my photos were kind of boring so I'll leave it at that. Toodles!
Adri:
That Vegas picture is pretty awesome and I want a print for my living room!
(04.03.10)
Noelle:
You tell me what size, Mon Ami, and I will get it for you :)
(04.05.10)
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I don't know about anyone else out there, but there's nothing I enjoy more than letting my feet breathe. I am pretty much always in flip-flops but have recently discovered a little something that has changed the way I run as well:
Behold:
Behold:
The Vibram Fivefingers.
These are awesome because you can use them as beach/water shoes, you can run with them (though barefoot running is extremely different from the running we are all used to), you can use them as your gym/yoga/pilates shoes, you can basically use them to replace all your outdoor and sports footwear.
Surprisingly, the toe nubs don't make you feel like you have a toe-wedgie, the way toe-socks do.
Thank you [from my feet] to the people at Vibram for changing the world, one funny-looking shoe at a time.
You rock.
P.S.- If you are looking for a good read, check out Born To Run by Christopher McDougall. It's where I learned about these crazy shoes, and is an incredibly inspirational true story about a columnist on a quest to be a long-distance runner.
These are awesome because you can use them as beach/water shoes, you can run with them (though barefoot running is extremely different from the running we are all used to), you can use them as your gym/yoga/pilates shoes, you can basically use them to replace all your outdoor and sports footwear.
Surprisingly, the toe nubs don't make you feel like you have a toe-wedgie, the way toe-socks do.
Thank you [from my feet] to the people at Vibram for changing the world, one funny-looking shoe at a time.
You rock.
P.S.- If you are looking for a good read, check out Born To Run by Christopher McDougall. It's where I learned about these crazy shoes, and is an incredibly inspirational true story about a columnist on a quest to be a long-distance runner.
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