I had the honor of being featured in Ceremony Magazines debut San Francisco issue this year. It’s a truly, truly beautiful magazine! Some seem so redundant and pushing the same old information but this one works with the best of vendors. Here is a link to a floral spread that I did with them and Michael Daigian Floral Designs. As well I did a spread of wedding I did with Sara and Todd Stone at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco with the moody Golden Gate bridge in the background (page 216 if you want to check it out!).
It’s always an honor to get weddings published. It isn’t easy! So many photographers are submitting and a wedding really needs to stand out and be unique. Sara did an amazing job with planning her wedding and pretty quickly too! Here is my original blog about them…Sara and Todd Stone at St. Francis Yacht Club. Magazines can help a lot for a bride who wants to do design and plan things on her own. They provide excellent ideas and information that helps sift through all those Google searches! I still always recommend a wedding planner as they know they ins and outs of weddings but when you prefer to do it yourself or it isn’t in the budget magazines help immensely. Ceremony Magazine did a great job of pulling together some amazing locations, florists, photographers, videographers, caterers etc. Use this resource!
Welcome Ceremony Magazine and thanks for having me! All the best in your future in San Francisco!
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Professional images for business or corporations are more important now than ever. They are used in promotional materials, websites, LinkedIn, blogs, speaking engagements etc. Setting consistency in business is always important and now that images are so prevalent these days it’s just as important in most any corporate and professional service industries. Business owners, attorneys, corporations, speakers, realtors, authors and all types of industries are changing from the standard gray or black or white background to something that shows more personality and depth. Environmental corporate portraits can take place in an office or on the street which makes for an image that can really stand out from the rest.
My experience photographing people in and environmental setting have an easier time and feel less stressed in this situation which brings about an image that can express a person and personality far better than the sit here, turn, angle, chin down image. Images have texture and depth that just isn’t the same in a studio shot. I often hear a client say “I just want my image to have more personality than the standard kind of gray look.” This is exactly what you do get.
Living in the San Francisco/Bay Area we truly set the tone in many industries especially in technology and creative industries. There is no reason why your photograph shouldn’t represent you at your best, be something you are actually proud to use and help your business too.
A partial list of my clients are here. If you want an image that resonates and makes a great impression, call me. See the difference yourself.
ABC 7, AIG, Alain Pinel Realtors, Anshen + Allen Architects, Bingham, Bryan Cave LLP, Buzz Media, Cisco, Colgin Cellars, Dave Flemming-Giants Announcer, Disney, Goodwin Proctor, Green Ivyed, Incisive Media, Merrill Lynch, Payne + Fears, Reid Hoffman-LinkedIn, Ropes Gray, SAP, ShotSPotter, TAJ and many more.
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