Eric and I love the wedding book, the layouts are beautiful and we cannot wait to get the real thing! Thank you again for capturing our wedding day, we couldn’t have asked for a better photographer. The pictures turned out beautifully and it was such a pleasure to work with you. We don’t want to change a thing on the wedding book so it is 100% approved!

They now have “the real thing” and are delighted.  I’m grateful to Eric and Joni Kay for letting me photograph their fun and special day.

Bookings are now being accepted for 2010 and 2011–reserve your date now.

Geoff and Jetty now have their wedding book designed and delivered–you can see it here. Upon receiving her book, Jetty sent me these glowing words in an email:

We love the book! It looks great! Thank you so much for all the hard work you have done for us! We couldn’t have asked for better!

Dates are available for 2010 and 2011. If you’re planning a wedding soon, I’d love to talk with you about your photography.

Eric and Sarah recently took delivery of their wedding book–and you can see it, too!

As I mentioned a few weeks ago, more book designs are on the way and will be posted in the upcoming weeks.  For those considering wedding photography for 2010 and beyond, please contact me for availability.  I’d love to talk to you about your special day.

This week I’m headed to several days of learning and networking in Nashville, TN, where Professional Photographers of America is hosting its annual conference, Imaging USA 2010. Learning has always been a priority for me and Imaging USA is a great place to do just that.

I’m convinced that photographers who want to serve their clients better must be constant learners. Technology changes and we need to stay on top of the latest tools of the trade. Through conventions and trade shows like Imaging USA, we also learn about new developments from vendors–products, services, techniques–that enable us to better meet our clients’ needs.  We also gain important opportunities to meet other photographers and share ideas.

To that end, I’ve read dozens of books and hundreds of articles–both in print and online–over the last few years. In 2006, I attended a lighting workshop in Indianapolis with Atlanta-based music and editorial photographer Zack Arias and this past spring I attended a workshop with celebrity wedding photographer Bob Davis in Chicago. In addition to attending Imaging USA this year, I’m also participating in a portrait workshop in Los Angeles with commercial and fine art photographer Mark Robert Halper in May.

I’m looking forward to what this next week and this upcoming year hold, and I’m excited about learning some new things will enable me to better help you.