| Microsite Shares Ways Photographers Use Kingston Flash Memory ...
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. -- March 26, 2007 -- Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced that the husband and wife wedding photography team of Jim and Lara Davis-Hicks of Davis Photography will be featured on Kingston's "Look Who's Using Kingston" microsite. The microsite will also soon give consumers and photographers around the world an opportunity to share their unique photographic experiences and explain how Kingston Flash memory cards play a role in their creative imaging process.
Jim and Lara Davis-Hicks founded Davis Photography in 2001 with the goal of providing their clients with unique and memorable images of the most important day of their lives. The secret to their success is really no secret at all. "Shooting a wedding is an intimate and personal thing.
Here Comes The Bride Show
If you are planning to take a walk down the aisle, do drop by here for a while. The Bride Show Dubai 2007 at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre has everything that you need for a dream wedding. There is trousseaux and travel tips, glamour and style, wedding photography and film stars, everything under one roof. On offer are a plethora of options such as wedding gowns, haute couture fashion, home decor, beauty treatments and hair styling. .
Victor Sizemore does wedding photography in Ladera Ranch
Describe your business: Specializing in creative and artistic wedding photography. Offering custom design products such as; 'Save the Dates,' Thank you cards, engagement books and most importantly: the coffee table wedding book. Why did you start this business: There are three things that I love to do: photography, travel and work with people. I get to do all three through the wedding industry. Your background/education: My background in both visual arts and graphic design has supplied the aesthetic and technical expertise essential to today's world of professional photography, which demands artistic talent in addition to computer graphic skills. How long did it take you to get from idea to open doors? About five months to shoot my first wedding in California.
Husband and Wife Team Share Perspective on Wedding Photography at ...
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. - The husband and wife wedding photography team of Jim and Lara Davis-Hicks will be featured on Kingstons Look Whos Using Kingston microsite. The microsite will also soon give consumers and photographers an opportunity to share their unique photographic experiences and explain how Kingston Flash memory cards play a role in their creative imaging process. Jim and Lara Davis-Hicks founded Davis Photography in 2001 with the goal of providing their clients with unique and memorable images of the most important day of their lives. The secret to their success is really no secret at all. Shooting a wedding is an intimate and personal thing, and because of that we need to make a connection with the bride and groom and earn their trust to really create the photographs we want for them, said Lara, noting that this connection is essential to the success of any photographer.
A marriage of talents
Photographers know that a great shot can present itself at any moment. The trick is to be prepared for such an opportunity. However, over the years, fine art photographers Ron and Kate Le Blanc of Camarillo know missing an occasional shot isn't the end of the world."We were in Oregon to visit our daughter," he says. "It was the first snow and it was absolutely gorgeous. We didn't bring any equipment with us because we weren't there for that. Kate said it was just one of those moments you enjoy with your heart and the brain."The couple have plenty of great photographs between them, and many of them are on display through May 20 at the Tulare Historical Museum. Visitors will view black-and-white photographs -- plus others with a burst of color, which they call their "Splash of Color" series.Examples of the series includes a photograph of a rose where only the bud is red, or a pink flamingo against a black-and-white background."There are just some things that have to be in color, and a rose does," he says.
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