My good friend Kenny Kim has just put up another great site for photography resources.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Photography Workshop With Kenny Kim



Thursday, May 14, 2009
Gene Higa and Jose Villa Tuscany-Workshop
Gene Higa and Jose Villa are excited to bring to you this awesome opportunity to join them in a 3 day Wedding Photography Workshop in the Chanti Hills of Tuscany on October 27-29, 2009.
They blocked out 1 whole week at the Chanti Farm Villa, which was built more than 300 years ago. Stay as long as you'd like for only $85 a night. A personal chef, models, make-up, floral, and much more.
Visit the A Villa Workshop to see what is included and what we will be covering through out our 3 full days of classes.
Monday, May 11, 2009
Friday, May 8, 2009
Panasonic GH1
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
The Mike Colón XI 4-day Intensive
05/18/09 to 05/21/09
Ok short and to the point!!
As some of you may know, I've known Mike Colón for many years now. I have been blessed to
shoot with him all over the world. Just to mention a few NYC, Aruba, Puerto Rico Paris,
Monaco, Italy, Tuscany, Florence, Miami Fl, West Palm Beach, Toronto Canada, Santa Barbara,
all over California.
Yes, there are a lot of workshops and seminars out there, many good ones, but few great ones.To say his is one of the great ones would be an understatement.
At Mike's Workshop you will meet amazing people from all over the US and possibly abroad! You will build up the most incredible portfolio. Listen, I can just go on and on. I've come a long way and a lot of it has to do with me going to Mike's workshop many years ago. I promise you a lot of the popular photographers you see out there, have gone through Mike Colón.
If there is a workshop you've been waiting for all year, look no further guys, this is it.
If you are ready to step up to the plate and soak up priceless knowledge the time is now. Everyone knows times are a bit tough now, but that is even more reason to attend! Mike is a marketing wizard and he will share his amazing tips with you during this workshop. Don't miss out on this opportunity!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
goboda Boot Camp
- Story and art book focused shooting
- Lighting-natural and alternative
- The "experiential" style of photography
- High-energy client experience
- Motion posing
- Group synergy creation
- Event emphasis
- Stylizing while maintaining energy
- Competition Photoshop techniques
- "Recession armoring" your business
- Diversifying your income by selling books
- Designing albums that sell!
- The 2-day workflow
- Studio synergy
- Unfortunate locations = extraordinary spreads
Also included:
- Full access to Katarina Garner and top industry consultant Lanae Rivers-Woods of thewww.powerofbasics.com team.
- Business insights into the sales and booking process, including role playing
- Information on how to make marketing, blogs, Twitter and Facebook work for you
- Individual consultations on the final day with Jim, Katarina and Lanae
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
JACKSON'S SMILE
| While I am very fortunate to follow and live my passion for documenting people and the union of two families, it is also very rewarding to be able to give back to others in need. Please allow me to tell you the story of Jackson and hope you can join me and my friends Cameron Ingalls, Jose Villa and Sarah Rhoads in our efforts to give baby Jackson the gift of a smile. The story of Jackson Jackson was born with a rare syndrome called “Simpson Golabi Behmel” as well as a cleft lip and palate. His smile has cost hundreds of thousands of dollars thus far. Jackson has already had two major surgeries in just his first year of life. He is destined for a childhood of plastic surgeries, not to mention other surgeries to address the various anomalies associated with his extremely rare syndrome. His parents, Daniel and Halle, are doing all they can to provide Jackson with a healthy life. Without insurance and financial gifts from others, Jackson's medical expenses would total close to one million dollars by now, just so he can eat, drink, and smile. Simple gifts that most of us take too much for granted. What is Jackson's Smile Jackson's Smile is a coalition of photographic artists dedicated to giving baby Jackson and others like him some of our most precious resources; our time, our money, and our talent. Photography has been making people smile for over a hundred years. This is our opportunity to give Jackson the gift of his smile, and to receive a piece of photographic art so we too can remember just how much of a gift our smile is every time we look at it. How you can help Jackson Please visit www.jacksonssmile.com and support baby Jackson by purchasing a print or two, keep up with news on his progress and to learn about other artists joining this noble cause. *A portion of the proceeds will go directly to support more kids like Jackson at the Craniofacial Center at the Children's Medical Center Foundation of Central Texas. Thank you! |
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
GoBODA
So you went into this for the artistic merit, the thrill of getting the right shot, the glory of admiring your work through your client's eyes. But you still have to run it like a business. GoBODA is here to teach you how.
Presenting...Jim Garner's Photography Boot Camp!
Jim will show you how being a better artist MEANS being a better businessperson. You can shoot more effectively while providing your client with a superior experience, ultimately resulting in higher sales. He'll show you how to manage your studio toward its greatest potential.
It all happens June 8 - June 11, 2009 in laid-back and lovely Seattle, Washington!
Friday, March 20, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
One on One with - Kenny Kim
1) pph: Where is home ??
2) pph: How long have you been shooting ??
kk: This is my third year shooting full time.
3) pph: What camera camera gear do you use / and what's your favorite lens ??
kk: I use all high end Canon professional equipment. My favorite lens is 24-70mm 2.8L. It’s a very versatile. It was my first lens I purchased and the one I use the most still.
4) pph: Do you have a memorable wedding photography moment ??
kk: I have been fortunate to photograph all over United States. I also had a chance to shoot in the Bahamas, Puerto Rico and Mexico. All these weddings were incredible. But what happens during the wedding is what makes the event unique & memorable. For example, I once photographed an outdoor wedding where it was pouring heavily in rain all the way up to the leading of the event. The bride was distressed and disappointed because the backup indoor location was not as nearly as nice and her whole life she dreamed of having an outdoor ceremony. Then all of a sudden, the rain seemed to stop immediately and the brightest sunshine appeared to completely dry out the ground just in time for the wedding. It was as if God answered her prayers and paused the weather to allow the ceremony to take place that day. There are so many stories like that and they are the memories along with the friendships I make with my clients, that I treasure the most.
5) pph: First car? Today's car? What do you want in the future ??
kk: My first car was a Green Ford Explorer 1996. I was married to that car. I drove it for about 10 years and it finally broke down on me. I now drive a Hyundai Santa Fe 2007. I love that ride. J In the future, I might go for a more fuel-efficient hybrid car.
6) pph: Is there anyone else in the "biz" you enjoy shooting with? why? who would you like to shoot with ??
kk: I think being able to second shoot for someone is a breath of fresh air. I try to do it whenever I can but it’s been difficult trying to do that on top of my own shooting schedule. I’ve been fortunate to second shoot for Bob Davis, Mike Colón, Gene Higa, Tomas Flint, David Burke, Shane Melenbacker & more. I would LOVE to shoot with Ray Santana (still waiting for the invitation).
7) pph: Where would you like to shoot that you haven't yet ??
kk: An event at the White House for President Obama as the official photographer.
8) pph: Where would be your dream " desti " location ??
kk: I would welcome the opportunity to shoot at an exotic location – Egypt, Kenya, China, Korea, Turkey, etc. For now, I’ll settle for places like Italy or Spain. J
9) pph: What good tips can you give to a photographer starting off today ??
kk: Network with people and build a good circle of people around you. Learn from the best and keep striving to grow everyday. Do things outside of photography that will help you to be inspired everyday. Philosophically speaking, passion, detail and greatness in any field inspire me. Passion for anything is inspiring and makes me curious about where that passion comes from and how it affects people. Details are the subtleties that often make the difference between good and great. And frankly, if you have a high level of passion and detail, it seems to often translate to greatness. So when I see greatness, I wonder what combination of both allowed them to achieve that greatness. On a tangible level, I often enjoy walking the halls of museums to view greatness on display. I like spending time dissecting the details and nuances of each piece to find what makes each of them so different and so special.
10) pph: What is the one approach / step that took your studio to where it is today ??
kk: My approach is simple: It is to be the best I can be. My joy comes from serving people and photography has allowed me to provide images that will help them capture memories that they can cherish for years down the road. I want to continue to be excellent at what I do and use that platform to be an example to those around me.
Friday, February 27, 2009
RODOLFO ARPIA IN ARGENTINA
Para mas info sobre Rodolfo Arpia sugerimos visitar su site y su blog. www.rudyarpia.com y www.arpiaphotoblog.com
Esperamos contar con su distinguida presencia.
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Sociedad de Fotógrafos Profesionales de Rosario
Inscripción telefónica:
(0341) 4372048 Lunes, Miércoles y Viernes de 18:30 a 21:30
Inscripción vía mail:
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