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Oscars 2011: Share Predictions with Awards Hero : Product Reviews Net

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sat, 19 Feb 2011 15:29:00 -0800

Oscars 2011: Share Predictions with Awards Hero : Product Reviews Net

Review of Awards Hero Oscars Edition from Productreviews.net. Get the app here: http://bit.ly/aso0LT

The 2011 Academy Awards are just over a week away, and an application is available that takes a look at the nominees and lets users predict who will win. Awards Hero: Oscars Edition 2.0 is available for owners of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
Released by AppEzzy, the app takes a comprehensive look at this year’s Academy Awards and lets users vote on who they think will win. With a beautiful interface and simple to use navigation, Awards Hero is great for all movie lovers to enjoy.
Once users have decided who they think will win, they can share their choices with friends on Facebook or Twitter. You can even create an Oscar pool to see who has chosen the most winners.

Awards Hero: Oscars® Edition has just been updated for the 2011 Academy Awards®. This comprehensive iPhone app takes a look at the 2011 Academy Awards ® nominees and lets users vote on their pick to win. You can also quickly create an Oscars® Pool and compete with your friends. With a beautiful interface and easy to use navigation this app is perfect for all movie lovers. Check out a little more about the app below.

Do you have what it takes to be the Academy Awards® hero? Think you can guess all the correct winners from the 2011 Academy Awards®? Awards Hero: Oscars Edition is the ultimate Academy Award app! View all of the 2011 Academy Award® nominees and vote for your pick to win. Share you votes with your friends on Facebook and Twitter and create a Oscar Pool to see who can pick the most winners. You can even view beautiful full screen trailers for the 2011 movie nominees and film info, all built right into the app.

Some other useful features in Awards Hero: Oscars Edition:

• Deepen your movie knowledge with our database of every past nominee and winner with our full list from the inaugural year in 1929 up to today.
• Live news feed to give you daily movie news. Don’t miss any entertainment news as we lead up to the Oscars.
• View trailers for movies all within the app.
• Share your picks on Facebook.

vintage san francisco engagement shoot

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Wed, 10 Nov 2010 21:15:00 -0800

Check out more images on our blog http://www.wedclix.com/blog

Awesome vintage style San Francisco Engagement Shoot

November 10, 2010 – 3:05 pm

When I first met with Sean and Reyna I was excited about their vision for the engagement shoot. It’s always so much fun to do a shoot that is a little different and has more of their personality into the shoot rather than just photographing some place because its beautiful. They had in their mind the classic 50’s shot of the sailer in times square kissing a girl and we planned on photographing around the Presedio for a cool vintage style shoot. We found some great spots and even a few that I have never noticed in the many times of shooting around that area and got some great shots of them. We even found a house that had a classic car parked in front of, just for us

Enjoy a quick little slideshow of some of the highlights.

Vintage San Francisco Presedio Engagement Shoot from mark stagi on Vimeo.

Digital photography tips and inspiration

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 22:14:00 -0700

A couple new posts from Digital Photo Buzz.

Today I wanted to share a video I came across about how to create a creative digital composite in Photoshop CS5. I think digital composites can be so interesting and Photoshop really is such a powerful tool in the creative process. With the ability to layer images over images and blend items together Photoshop really gives us as artists endless possibilities. There is so much detail you can weave into a digital composite and as an art form you can let your imagination run wild.

Read more here:
Creating a creative digital composite

shoeboxed.com receipt scanning review

Awhile back I reviewed a scanner that I have used for awhile in the office here for scanning receipts. Scanning all of our receipts has really save a lot of time come the end of the year tax time and also is very helpful when you need to find a old receipt for a warranty or other purposes. Every week we scan all of our business receipts into a program and categorize them. It gives a running total of amount spent in each category so I can always see how much we are spending on a certain category at a glance without having to open up quickbooks. This has been very useful to keep organized and helpful in situations where I need to find an old receipt. Awhile back I had to find a receipt for something I bought a few years ago for a warranty and by doing a quick search I was able to pull up the receipt scan and find all the information I needed. The only bummer about this system is it does take time to scan each receipt. If you keep up on it every week, I try but honestly sometimes a week turns into months and I have a stack of hundreds of receipts, it isn’t too bad but still take time. For most of you who are running a small photography business you probably only have 1 employee (you) so time is really your most important asset. In order to truly grow your photography business you have to be able to leverage your time and focus on what you do best… create art, while leaving some of the other tasks to other people. If you are going to pay a part time office person to just sit at a desk and scan receipts it can become pretty expensive.

10 inspiring photos of New York

I thought it would be nice to showcase 10 inspiring images of New York, which is still one of the leading cities in the world. Enjoy a few amazing images of the city that never sleeps. Do you have some great photos of New York? Share a link in the comments below.

Remember to check http://www.digitalphotobuzz.com daily for photo inspiration!

baby photography 101

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sat, 22 May 2010 21:10:00 -0700

I am so stoked to have my 3rd iPad app finished and waiting for apple to approve! I started writing a few mini books awhile back to help educate photographers wanting to start shooting weddings or portraits. There are so many questions I get from people that normally are the same questions people have when getting into photography. I also see so many people starting out that lack a certain creative element in their photography. Normally some of the more advanced things like Lighting are missed by most people starting out. So over the past year I have been working on putting down on paper some of the many things in my head that I can share from my 11 years of shooting professionally and years of Art school before that.

I wanted to create some guides that were really easy to learn, easy to understand and covered the technical parts of photography but in a not so technical way. As a photographer I am visual, after college I would still keep up with my photo education and read books, attended seminars and workshops and usually was pretty uninspired by the way the information was presented. Normally it was so technical that it lost my attention after a few minutes and I put the book on the shelf never to be picked up again. So I set out to create some tools for people to learn and be inspired and also wanted to create them at a very good price, really a no brainer. When the iPad was released I was excited, it really is a perfect medium to learn on . You have a nice large screen as well as something that feels great in your hand like a book but can be so interactive. So far I have created a Portrait 101 and a Wedding Photography 101 guide that right now are only $1.99! I wanted to create some very useful guides to help people get more creative with their photography and also have them be so inexpensive anyone can buy them. These also are available as iPhone (or iPod touch) version and for those of you who don't have an iPhone or iPad going to be available as eBooks coming out in the next few months.

Here is a excerpt from the Baby Photography 101 app coming this week. Watch Twitter for an announcement when it's live @digitalphotobuz

Tips on keeping them sleeping

Nothing is more beautiful than a peaceful sleeping baby. But sometimes no matter how tired they are when you are ready to shoot them sleeping they just don't want to stay asleep. I don't know how many times a mom has fed, burped and changed a baby then rocked them to sleep and once I start clicking the shutter they start to wake right up. There are a few tips that I have found very useful to keep a baby sleeping.

1- Swaddle them up nice and tight. Especially for newborns up to 2 months old the swaddle can be your best friend.

2 - Pacifier. Although it might not look perfect in the image a pacifier can really help settle a baby down and get them to fall asleep. And I do think it's cute to have a few images of them with the pacifier in their mouth. Normally after a few minutes they will let go of it anyway and it will fall out of their mouth or you can try to gently pop it out.

3- Make sure the room is warm. Babies are used to being in the womb where its nice and soft and warm. Make sure the room is very warm, especially if you want a shot of the baby sleeping without clothes. Keep them surrounded by lots of soft warm blankets and snuggled up.

4- Have some background noise playing. You can bring a small CD player or use your iPhone and play a CD of soothing sounds. There are tons of soothing type CD's out there for babies and they can really help put the baby at ease.

This post is sponsored by Collages.net

Another raindrop series #1

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Mon, 17 May 2010 20:44:00 -0700

Another raindrop series #1
Originally uploaded by Lord V

hands

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Mon, 17 May 2010 20:38:00 -0700

hands
Originally uploaded by Andrea Laybauer - Photographer

Una Bella Sera

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 7 May 2010 06:51:00 -0700

Our wedding wednesday post this week is a quick recap of the amazing Una Bella Sera event last weekend. If you weren’t able to make it you missed out on another beautiful event put on by two of the best in the wedding industry, Crystal Lequang from Amazae Special Events and Nicole Ha from Nicole Ha Designs. They are two very creative and talented people that always amaze me with the designs they create for this event. It’s a collection of some of the best of the best in the industry and they setup the coolest designs you will ever see. This year there were 4 main design rooms that were all really unique and pretty breathtaking. Here is just a little glimpse into their designs, look out for more images coming soon!

If you are getting married contact Crystal, she is an excellent coordinator and also a talented designer. http://www.amazaespecialevents.com/

Or for your florals check out Nicoles website at: http://www.nicoleha.com/

Here is a little sneak peek at the day:

Wedding Photography 101 iPad App

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sat, 1 May 2010 09:13:00 -0700

Check our my latest app for the iPad to help you learn how to take better wedding photos!

Wedding Photography 101 for iPad

Wedding Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Wedding Photos

Our 2nd iPad app is now live in the app store! It’s another great photography guide to help you take more artistic wedding photos. And for the next 2 days it's only $.99!

Wedding Photography 101 will show you how to get creative wedding photos along with real world examples and stories. This really is an amazing price and is the best value you will see out there! Learn from a real professional with over 10 years of experience photographing hundreds of weddings.

With Wedding Photography 101 for the iPad you will learn from fine art wedding photographer Mark Stagi how to get more creative with your wedding photos.

Wedding Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Wedding Photos walks you through some key lessons to improve your wedding photos. Everything is explained in real life terms with beautiful large sample images. No drawn out techie terms just straight forward answers from award winning wedding and portrait photographer Mark Stagi. If you are thinking about getting into the wedding photography industry or looking for some creative photo ideas this is the perfect app for you. Read through some real life scenarios along with high resolution images to learn how to take your wedding photos to the next level. Camera settings and stories about each shoot are included.

Get it in the iTunes store now: Wedding Photography 101

To celebrate our latest app release our popular Portrait Photography 101 app for the iPhone is going on sale for only $.99! Portrait Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Portraits walks you through some key concepts to improve your photos. Everything is explained in real life terms with beautiful large sample images. No drawn out techie terms just straight forward answers from award winning wedding and portrait photographer Mark Stagi. If you love taking photos of your kids, are a amateur photographer or a professional looking for some portrait ideas this is the perfect app for you.

For more information about Portrait Photography 101 visit the iTunes store here Portrait Photography 101 iPad app

We thank you for your continued support! Remember to leave any great reviews you have for our apps in the app store!

Portrait Photography 101 and Wedding Photography 101 were created by AppEzzy. To view more of our iPhone and iPad apps visit our website at www.appezzy.com

SHow us your best portrait

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 9 Apr 2010 09:09:00 -0700

Our latest giveaway ends today so enter right away for your chance to win $100 giftcard.
Details can be found here: http://digitalphotobuzz.com/show-us-your-best-portrait

Go to our facebook fan page and become a fan.
Then just add a photo to our wall with your best recent portrait (you can enter up to 3 of your best images)
We won’t bite so don’t be scared, this will be a great way for us to all share our work with each other.
On Friday at 5:00 PST I will pick 3 images that I feel are the best portraits. It will be based on a mix of things: Creativity, technical, composition, lighting to just name a few. We will also post these to the site afterwards and i’ll give some feedback on why I think the winners deserve recognition.

Portrait Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Portraits

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Mon, 5 Apr 2010 13:59:00 -0700

Check our this App that we helped created for the iPad!

Portrait Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Portraits. This guide covers some key lessons to create better portraits, giving you examples and real world descriptions

Everything is explained in real life terms with beautiful large sample images. No drawn out techie terms just straight forward answers. If you love taking photos of your kids or are a amateur photographer looking for some portrait ideas this is the perfect app for you. Read through some real life scenarios along with high resolution images to learn how to take better portraits. Camera settings and stories about each shoot are included as well as a notes section for you to write down some notes as you read along.
So if you are getting an iPad and want to learn how to take better portraits download this from the App Store for only $1.99! Portrait Photography 101.

For more digital photography reviews and tips check out www.digitalphotobuzz.com

Digital Photo Buzz

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 2 Apr 2010 09:47:00 -0700

Lots of new articles up on Digital Photo Buzz lately. Here are a couple of the most recent articles we have:

Photographers Spotlight – Toky Photography

Photo of the week 4-2-10

Photoshop CS5 Content aware

Join us on facebook

Keeping your documents organized

And here is a little bit of our most recent article on "Opening yourself up to new things"

http://digitalphotobuzz.com/opening-yourself-up-to-new-things

Sometimes I find it really interesting the journey life can take you on when you start to open yourself up to new opportunities. I know that change and new things can be hard to take on sometimes. We all get in our comfort zone and it’s hard to leave that place where we feel comfortable and take on something new. But when you open yourself up to new things you will be amazed how much you will grow.

As an artist I constantly get inspired to create new things. Sometimes it might just be creating a new type of image, doing something I have never done photographically. Sometimes it might be starting a new venture like this website was. My normal routine would be to get inspired start planning things out and then a little bit of doubt would come in and make me put the project on the side for awhile. After a few weeks it would be out of my mind and I would be on to the next thing.

Last year I finally came to the conclusion that failure really doesn’t matter. What other people think of me doesn’t matter and that fear and doubt shouldn’t make decisions for me. I told myself that if I got a vision to do something I would see it through completely. There have been a lot of things I have been doing this past year that all haven’t worked out the way I might have thought from the start but have been such an amazing experience so far. This website actually just began as an idea I had to give people that took my workshops a place to go and get some additional information. I thought I could add a tutorial a week and just give them something to keep growing after taking a workshop. After the first few weeks though other people found the site and I started getting more and more traffic from all over the web. I started posting more and more articles and more people kept coming. It turned into something so much larger than I would have ever imagined and I have some really good things to come later on for this site.

read the full article here:
http://digitalphotobuzz.com/opening-yourself-up-to-new-things

Win $100 giftcard

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 04:59:00 -0700

Win a $100 giftcard from Black River Imaging. All you have to do to enter is send out a tweet, get all of the details here: http://digitalphotobuzz.com/100-giftcard-giveaway

Using the sun as a backlight

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 04:43:00 -0700

Check out one of our latest articles online at: http://digitalphotobuzz.com/

One thing that I just love to do with portraits is turn the couple around and shoot right into the sun using it as a backlight. Then there are a few different things you can do to get a very different feel to the shot. Sometimes if I want to keep that rich color of the background and have my subjects more defined i’ll set my exposure for the background and light the couple with a off camera light (or two or three). You can see a good example from this article (off camera lighting and sunset). But sometimes I want something a little more soft and romantic, I want the glow of the sun to just radiate in the image and don’t mind if my subjects are a little soft also. Then I won’t use any flash at all and let the sun really be a strong backlight that gets a little blown out. Here is an example from a recent wedding:

To read the full article go here: Using the sun as a backlight

Awards Hero: Oscars Edition

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:21:00 -0800

Awards Hero: Oscars® Edition available on the iPhone

San Jose, Ca - February 18th, 2010

Awards Hero: Oscars® Edition is back in the App store with a brand new name and update. Just in time for the Academy Awards® comes an amazing iPhone app. This is a perfect app for all movie buffs.

Here is a little more about Awards Hero: Oscars® Edition:

Do you have what it takes to be the Awards hero? Think you can guess all the correct winners from the 2010 Academy Awards®? This is the ultimate Academy Award app!

View all of the 2010 Academy Award® nominees and vote for your pick to win. Share you votes with your friends on Twitter and see who can pick the most winners. You can even view beautiful full screen trailers for the 2010 movie nominees and film info, all built right into the app.

Coming soon you will be able to post your picks to Facebook and compare your picks with your Facebook friends, its a great way to see who the real Awards Hero is!

Also view every past nominee and winner with our full list from the inaugural year in 1929 up to today. You can view all nominees and winners by year or category. With a beautiful interface and lots of great movie info this app is a must have for any movie lover.

Get this great iPhone app today in iTunes:

Academy Awards ® Hero

Academy Awards ® Hero was created by AppEzzy. To view more of our iPhone apps visit our website at www.appezzy.com

wedding photography workshops

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 07:20:00 -0800

Save on registration for our workshops - Weddings photography from A to Z and our Marketing in 2010)! If you register by Sunday we will give you $60 off the workshop cost (2-14). You can view details about our workshops online here: Photography Workshops.

Weddings from A to Z
Our weddings from A to Z workshop is a full day intensive workshop all about wedding photography. With emphasis on finding your style, expanding your creativity and unleashing the artist in you. We will cover some basics in using natural light in an artistic way and start to get a little more complicated with bringing in external lighting to your weddings. We will show you how to turn the ordinary wedding scene into an amazing art piece. From using creative compositions to creative lighting and how you work with the bride and groom, we’ll show you how we turned our passion for the art of photography into a successful wedding studio. Its all about unleashing the artist in you and making your work shine!

These are full day workshops in our studio in San Jose. Our next wedding workshops are:
2/27 (SOLD OUT)
3/13
5/7
7/16

Sign up online at http://www.workshopsfromtheheart.com

Marketing in 2010
2010 is here and times have changed dramatically over the last few years when it comes to marketing. 2010 is here and if you want to have your photography business thrive in this age you have to learn many new ways to market yourself (as well as some tried and true methods that have worked for ages)

Are you just starting your wedding photography business and don’t know how to get new clients? Or just looking for new and fresh ways to increase your current business. In todays competitive environment marketing is key to your success. We will cover many aspects of marketing from websites, blogs, Podcasting, referral marketing, and social media. Learn all about Facebook, Twitter and other online ways to market your business. This will also include a portfolio review and insights on how to brand your image.

Our marketing workshops are 1/2 day workshops and limited to 8 photographers. Our next Marketing in 2010 workshops are:
3/19
5/21

I love teaching these workshops, they are a lot of fun and packed with great info and goodies from our sponsors.

Photographer's workflow iphone app

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sat, 6 Feb 2010 10:06:00 -0800

If you are looking for a great way to quickly and easily update your calendar with a list of action items for your shoots check out this great new iPhone app, Photographer's Workflow. You can get more info here:

http://www.appezzy.com/apps/photographers-workflow

or buy the app in the iTunes store here; photographers workflow

Photographers workflow was created to help photographers keep organized and focused on what needs to be done for every job. This is a quick and easy way to create a series of tasks from any client project that will import to Googles online calendar. With just a few taps on your iPhone it will create a series of predefined events on your Google calendar. Simply create a new project, pick your workflow and start date. The app will do the rest and populate your calendar with all of the necessary events you need to finish the job! It’s a great way to stay organized and each project can be customized to fit that specific clients needs. Photographers workflow is simple to use yet powerful.

Light Painting #53 (Amaryllis)

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 23:40:00 -0800

Light Painting #53 (Amaryllis)
Originally uploaded by citybumpkin

The couple

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 23:29:00 -0800

The couple
Originally uploaded by AndWhyNot

Slow shutter speed examples

san jose wedding photography

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Sun, 6 Dec 2009 16:49:00 -0800

For our most recent work, check out our blog here: San Jose Wedding Photography

San Jose wedding photography

We had such a fun wedding in San Jose a few weeks ago for Phil and Leslie. This was our 3rd wedding with this group of friends and such a awesome wedding from start to finish. They were married downtown and with the sun going down so early now we got to shoot the bride and groom and bridal party all during the evening. We went to a few different spots around downtown and got some cool, creative night shots of them. The reception was also downtown and was a great night. I knew it was going to be a great party and they didn’t disappoint, the reception had fresh cotton candy being made and a photo booth that was packed all night! It ended with a bridesmaid going through a glass wall so you know it was a good party (she wasn’t hurt so everything was all good). I was so happy to be a part of the day and felt like I was part of the family, thanks again guys for having me as a part of your special day.

artistic first dance photos

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Wed, 2 Dec 2009 15:55:00 -0800

One part of the wedding day that I really love to photograph (actually I love it all, but for the sake of this blog post one part I really love) is the first dance and father/daughter, mother/son dance. Normally these are in the reception venue where the lights come down, creating a nice dark room. I love to think of dark places as a nice blank canvas ready to create whatever vision is in my mind.

Since I have a really diverse background in photography (photojournalism and fine art) I pull out lots of different tricks throughout the day to really capture the images in my mind that will show off the day in a artistic and unique way. We usually setup some lights around the dance floor to create some unique lighting for the dancing. This can give us so many different ways to shoot with every angle being a little bit different for lighting.

Here are a few examples of some things you can do for some creative first dance shots:

to read more check out our blog at:Artistic wedding photography

Our first giveaway

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Wed, 2 Dec 2009 08:19:00 -0800

We annoucned last week our first giveaway on Digitalphotobuzz.com
Here is more info:

We are excited to announce our first giveaway to all of our readers. We have received a lot of great feedback in the last few months and want to thank you all for your support. We are going to giveaway a iPod Touch to one lucky reader. All you have to do is 2 simple steps;

1- Follow us on twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/digitalphotobuz

2- Post a tweet saying this: “Win a free iPod touch from @digitalphotobuz. Details here: http://bit.ly/7Le8F4 Please RT”

You can also get a 2nd entry in the contest by joining our email subscription list above. We will never spam you, this just keeps you updated on our new article posts. To sign up just enter your email in the box on the top right side of our website.

That’s it. The contest will end on December 28th at 12:00 midnight PST. Only one entry via twitter and one entry via email subscription per person will be allowed. This is just the first of many giveaways so remember to keep checking back.

Check out more Photography tips online at digitalphotobuzz.com

Understanding White Balance

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:01:00 -0800

Couple new articles on http://www.digitalphotobuzz.com, check out the latest one on creating a custom whitebalance. Here is the first part of the article:

We have received a few requests for posts dealing with white balance and it seems like there is a lot of confusion around this topic. The white balance in your camera is its way of trying to figure out the color temperature of the light when you are shooting each image. Most cameras come with a few standard settings for your white balance; Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, Florescent, Tungsten, Kelvin, Flash and Custom. Getting your white balance correct (and even knowing what should be correct) can be a very detailed and tricky task. There is lots of science behind it, but we will give you a simple yet full explanation of white balance and some ways to help get a good image in camera.

Digital photography tips

For more digital photography tips check out our website

Our last newsletter of the year

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:39:00 -0800

Our last newsletter of the year

November 20, 2009 – 10:37 am

With the year winding down here is our last newsletter of 2009! This was emailed out earlier, if your email has changed or aren’t on our email list just fill out the form below.

Stagi Imagery November 2009 Newsletter

And a post wouldn’t be complete without a killer video

Photography tips

keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom 2

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 01:27:00 -0800

When you have thousands of images to process keyboard shortcuts can be a great way
to save time. Here is an A to Z look at keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom 2.

A: A toggles Auto Mask when using Adjustment brush
B: Add to Quick/Target Collection
C: Compare
D: Develop
E: Loupe
F: Full Screen
G: Grid
H: Hide
I: Info in loupe
J: Toggle Cell info in Grid, Highlight Clipping in Develop
K: Brush
L: Lights Out
M: Graduated Filter
N: Survey Mode in L

Read the full article on our digital photography tips website

Photographers Spotlight

mark@wedclix.com (Mark Stagi) — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 08:19:00 -0800

From: http://digitalphotobuzz.com/photographers-spotlight-of-the-week

We are going to start highlighting a new & awesome photographer out there every week. There is so much talent in the industry right now and photographers that are really doing some cool and unique things. We want to share some of the hidden and maybe not so hidden talent with you all. There will be all kinds of styles of photographers highlighted from weddings to portraits to landscape and maybe even some photojournalism. You really never know where you can get inspiration from and no matter what type of photography you do I have always believed you can learn from someone else.

Click on the contact button on http://digitalphotobuzz.com to apply

Stagi Imagery - Bay Area Wedding photography & Destination weddings

Oscars 2011: Share Predictions with Awards Hero : Product Reviews Net

vintage san francisco engagement shoot

Awesome vintage style San Francisco Engagement Shoot

Digital photography tips and inspiration

baby photography 101

Another raindrop series #1

hands

Una Bella Sera

Wedding Photography 101 iPad App

Portraits 101: Creating Better Portraits - On Sale!

SHow us your best portrait

Portrait Photography 101: A Guide to Taking Better Portraits

Digital Photo Buzz

Win $100 giftcard

Using the sun as a backlight

Awards Hero: Oscars Edition

wedding photography workshops

Photographer's workflow iphone app

Light Painting #53 (Amaryllis)

The couple

san jose wedding photography

San Jose wedding photography

artistic first dance photos

Our first giveaway

Understanding White Balance

Our last newsletter of the year

keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom 2

Photographers Spotlight