"Go big, or go home," is the favorite mantra of Australian photographer Jerry Ghionis.
Taking his words to heart, on June 13, 2008, I closed one chapter of my life, as a photo editor at ESPN and opened another as a fully committed wedding and portrait photographer for my clients in the US, Canada and really anywhere and everywhere around the world. Yes, I will be in Udaipur, India, in October, to photograph a beautiful palatial wedding. So, don't hesitate to contact me if you are planning your destination wedding for 2008 and beyond.
One of the first steps I took was to have my website redesigned, including the integration of this blog. In fact, there are more changes coming soon. I continued to think of features which could help my clients have an enhanced viewing experience of their images after the wedding or portrait session. In that vein, allow me to introduce you to what I call THE BIG SHOW. It's a premium slideshow that has the ability to scale up my client's images and display them really, well, big, limited only by the size and quality of the monitor they are being viewed on.
I am very excited to be able to offer this option now for my clients. Remember Pramilla and Dhyan? Well, here is their BIG SHOW.
Current clients and those whose weddings I will book before the end of 2008 will receive the BIG SHOW as a gift from me. Even if you are getting married in 2009 or 2010, reserve my photographic service and receive this add-on valued at $600.
Let the absence of music in the BIG SHOW not trip you up. I am looking for ways where I could legally license music for just that purpose. And, given how even more subjective music choices can be, I sometimes ask my clients to offer up some of their suggestions. If a royalty-free option exists, I'll be able to use music for the duration of the slideshow.
I will soon be publishing a slew of blog posts here with the words – BIG SHOW displayed at the bottom of the post. Simply click on that word to immerse yourself and relive a moment; one you either experienced first-hand or heard about through your family and friends. Either way, it's going to rock your socks off.
Thanks go out to Kitty Wells and Meghan Bingle of IntoTheDarkroom for helping me customize the BIG SHOW to my specifications. |
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