In the beginning for digital SLR cameras, all cameras were crop sensors. The cost of a sensor per square inch meant that a sensor the same size as a 35mm strip of film would be very expensive, and the two main DSLR manufacturers (Nikon and Canon) initially didn't think there'd be enough interest in a…
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My Gear Choices for Tucson Wedding Photography Part 1: The Camera
This will be the first in a series of posts where I will endeavor to answer some of the questions that are most frequently asked of me. One of the top ones (and the one I am tackling first) is: "What kind of gear do you use, and why?" This one question itself will need…
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Major Players State Networking’s Power
If you are reading this and you don't network, check this out. “It has been the foundation of my most valuable clients, friends, suppliers, and relationships!” - See more at: http://www.gitomer.com/articles/ThisWeeksColumn.html#sthash.947dJFCd.dpuf The Tucson Wedding Network has great power in connecting you with like minded Wedding Vendors. Why are you not taking advantage of this? Time?…
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It’s all about THEM.
It's funny that we, as vendors, like to think brides want to see our accolades, equipment or pictures of ourselves. They don't. They want to see pictures that will show THEM what you can do for THEM. When creating a wedding, keep in mind the big picture. Them.
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