Archive for February, 2013
Are you newly engaged? Looking to discover the latest bridal trends from the Bay Area’s top vendors? Come be a part of Trentadue Winery‘s Wedding Trends Showcase 2013 this March 2nd from 11:00-2:00. Meet, interact with and enjoy mini-consultations with hand-picked preferred caterers, florists, photographers, wedding cake designers and more while experiencing the beautiful grounds and event space at Trentadue Winery.
Space is limited, so pre-registration is required for this event!
About the Venue:
Trentadue winery is located in Geyserville, Ca and nestled between rolling hills and endless vineyards.
To see more images from Devorah and Carlos Trentadue wedding click here.
Quick Tip: Mastering the Tripod
Tips + Tricks 
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Thu 02.07.2013
Graphic via. Digital Camera World
For additional tricks on how to master the art of handheld and monopod shooting head over to Digital Camera Word!
Rachel & Jeff’s wine country wedding was also featured on Style Me Pretty.
Wedding Photography: Catherine Hall Studios | Venue: Viansa Winery in Sonoma, California | Wedding Coordination: Meredith Lynch of Viansa Winery | Floral Design: Soulflower Floral Design | Cake Designer : Kara’s Cupcakes | Caterer: Sage Catering | Wedding Dress: Watters | Hair & makeup: Clifford Style
Want to view additional images from this wedding? Check out this post for even more wedding details!
How would you handle being ripped off?
Blog, Reflections 9
Tue 02.05.2013
Copycat Image For Sale $5000 on Left Original Photo On Right
Copyright infringement in some form or another is a constant issue photographers struggle with, whether its having work copied by other photographers, or people blatantly claiming your work as their own. I often get requests from people who wish to create artwork directly from my photos, and I never know how to respond. The other day I received an email from a man interested in creating a painting from the image shown above.
Curious to see who exactly this artist was (and his artwork) I entered his name into a google search. Turns out this artist who was asking for my “permission” had already gone ahead and painted the portrait- over 4 months ago! To top it off he also had listed the image for sale, asking for $5000 and not a single credit or mention was given to me!
Have you ever dealt with a similar situation- How would you handle it?
“Life Begins at the end of your comfort zone.”
Via. designspiration (by picolsphoto)
