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We are a team of photographers who LOVE what we do! Here you will find posts on our recent work and ramblings on our lives. There are lots of new and exciting things happening at Jeremy Hess Photographers so be sure to check back often for updates and news!
Daniel and I went to a seminar in Baltimore last week and it featured Mike Colon and Bob Davis on mastering your craft. Mike Colon is one of my most favorite photographers and inspiration to master my skills to capture the moment. Bob Davis is a new found favorite for his passion for excellence.
So this weekend I decided to try out a few new focusing techniques and of course my boys were the subject of choice! So I decided to capture a little story about mentoring your little brother in the art of raisin consumption. So here goes:
First you take the biggest handful you can grasp...
...and then stuff your face like this...
...are you listening?
Yeah that works...
Here let me help...
But when all else fails, try this!!!
Ok, let's try again...
Yep, you got it!
Over the past few months I have been:
Taking lots of pictures
Reading...
Cooking...
Workin Hard...
Hangin out with my boys...
Finding some quiet time to think, pray, and process things for 2008
There is a lot more that I have been up to but you will have to check back soon to see...
Hey Everyone,
I must first apologize that I have not blogged in many months...please forgive me! We have been working on some major changes and I can't say anything right now, but soon...very soon!! Please stay tuned for more hints...
SO my youngest son just turned 1 and here is a little glimps of his party:
YIPPPY CAKE
WOW look at this cool card...this is the best present ever...
Please stay tuned to more...lots more!! Talk with you soon
Voni and I had a blast this past weekend on the Black Eyes Susan in Baltimore, MD. Sarah is an old friend from my high school days and it was so good to reconnect and be a part of a very special day for them! It was fun to also meet Rob and just watch him interact with Sarah the whole day. He was so in awe of her...It was so adorable.
These guys are a hoot. During the ceremony they took communion but not in the traditional way. Sarah was in Kenya a while back and learned of this Kenyan tradition...they had Rob's brother crack a coconut and let the milk run out, then they used the coconut fruit as the "bread" and drank the coconut milk as the "wine". The image on the show while its loading is the contraption they came up with to crack open the coconut.
The guys wore traditional Indian attire which made for some fun non-traditional 'tux' shots. Sarah then got Henna painted on her hands. When she put both hands together it created one image. So cool! And of course it was so much fun being on the boat for the ceremony and reception. I heard the harbor has fireworks 4 times a year, and what do you know, that evening was one of the 4 times. So that made for a fun little show for Sarah and Rob as they watched the fireworks from the boat.
Thanks for letting us be a part of the fun!
-Nicola-
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