
As if we didn't have enough to say already! We've seen a lot of photography blogs and they can look, well, quite boring. The problem is that they get narrowly defined, it's the same things over and over again, pictures of a wedding for example, and the usual meaningless stories "Oh the bride was beautiful, she smiled all day long. The groom looked good in his black rented tux." Honestly folks, we care too much about you to waste your time with obligatory posts pointless stories and repetitive images. Also, we keep ourselves so busy that it would be nearly impossible to post images of every wedding, and every shoot. We also won't post images of us having lunch with other photographers. What's the point of that? We would rather spend the time passing along quality information, instead of quantity posts. Therefore, new information will be laid out like this.
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News: There is a hot link to the News section down below, which is on nearly every page. If anything new and exciting pops up, well let you know in this section first. Mostly it will be used to point out new features of this site, and other stuff you should check out.
Blog #1. Behind the Image- It's the one thing we've heard from clients in the past is how much they appreciated when we would take a image and talk about it. Of all the pictures that we take, what makes each image displayed stand out and noteworthy? Part of our our goal is to help educate people about photography. It's not written for photographers in particular but many will check it out to get ideas.-This blog will be launched very soon.!
Blog #2. Rotten Twinkies- Alright, the site has nothing to do with food. It's a tech oriented blog. So, why the name Rotten Twinkies? Why not! Let's just leave it the source of the inspiration was one very stale Twinkie. The focus of this blog revolves around tech and of course digital photography. One of our main observations is that the conversion from film to digital photography happened perhaps a bit too quickly, and that the complexities of this technological paradigm shift is something that all photographers struggle with to some degree or another. There are so many new and exciting things that are coming out. We want to explore them. -This blog will be launched very soon.!
The other things we evaluate are computers and technology. Technologies such as cell phones, TV, and of course the desktop computer are things that will be explored.