the Power of Words

Photos of words conveys a message more dramaticaly, more meaningful, and plays a role in the story being captured...

Photo by Jasmine Star

Choosing the RIGHT advertisement

I believe this is a decision of great importance, it is a symbol of you, and your brand.

Let's look at one of the most legendary ads as an example. I remember spending a day years and years ago with famed photographer Mike Colon reviewing images from weddings, engagements, etc in search of the perfect ad shot... yes he did advertise once upon a time!

The moment I saw this image I started screaming at Mike and tugging at his arm.. "this is it, this is it!! you HAVE to use it for your ad!!" I laugh when I think of that moment, or seeing Mike describe the moment on one of his DVD's... But happy and proud when see how that ad made a difference, after a while, where ever you even glanced at the shot, you knew that symbol, that brand.

These are a few of my favorite things...

Portraits of men.. Portraits that have an "old world " feel to it.. This stylish photo by none other than Chris Schmitt looks like it's out of the 1940's..

From The Wedding Publicist Post

Stellar Image of the Month

I like to call this pure and simple classic portrait by Tim Halberg, Sooooo Southern California.. Just by adding the surfer in his portrait, he gives it a unique and symbolic touch.

points to remember..

"A girl should be two things, classy and fabulous.." - Coco Chanel

It's finally here, the most amazing and inspiring wedding book ever seen..

Everyone has been waiting for the most celebrated editor of a wedding publication, Grace Ormonde, to put her genius into a book, and its on pre sale now!! If you are in the wedding industry in some fashion, or just a lover of weddings and all things beautiful, this book is a must have.

Not your ordinary wedding portrait...

I see images that most of the time, provoke comments and feedback that say to me, "this is exceptional." I saw this, and I was speechless. But in a good way. I just couldn't stop staring at it, like a favorite piece in a museum. It just looks like who ever took it, took great care, and creativity in making it a piece of art.

Photo by TripleCord