This year Dylan dressed up as a Pirate. It was a fun afternoon going out doing trick a treating with Dylan. At first he didn’t know what was going on… after the 2nd time heading back out, he knew what to do. HAHAHA. Too bad it started to rain, so we didn’t get to go to Park Slope Halloween Parade.
Here’s a little slideshow video I’ve put together. Hope you enjoy it.
I’ve been so busy, I forgot to mention who I met last month. As we all know SEO and Google searching plays an important part of our business, especially when today’s world is all about internet and google searching. I had the honor to meet Lawrence from Tofurious for some coffee w/ few other photographers. He was doing a free Coffee Tour. If you dont know who he is, you must visit his website. A great guy with a fun sense of humor. He knows his stuff.
and since we are on the topic of google. I’ve been doing alot of reading about this SEO… well today I have find myself on page 2 on google search. YAY!!! No so bad when we have millions of wedding photographers in New York.. and a few thousands in Brooklyn. Might be different later tonight or even tomorrow. hahaha!
I had to share one more image from the Central Park Post Wedding Portrait Photography Session… btw, this was shot in sRAW1. Still comes out beautiful. YAY!!
Central Park in New York is such a beautiful place to walk around. Yesterday William Eng invited me to assist him in a Post Wedding Portrait Photography Session held in Central Park, New York. Here’s some images I was able to captured while helping out.
7 years ago around this time, I was driving a friend out into the city to her job because she was late getting up and needed to be in the office by 8:30am for an important meeting. At that time, I just got laid off from Clear Channel Communication, so my schedule are FREE. I decide what the hell, I got nothing better to do anyway. I normally do not take the Tunnel out into the city, because of the $3.50 fee. But because we were running late, she told me to take it and will pay me back, plus the drop off spot was downtown area. So make sense to do that.
I remember traffic were pretty back up. and once we came out of the tunnel I happened to look up and said “oh world trade center is on fire”. I didn’t think much of it at that time… but once the 2nd plane hit the second tower, I knew at that point New York was under attack. I am not going to get into details anymore, but I will always remember what happen that day. Many of my friends do work in those buildings or in that area. Just so happen that Tuesday, they all decided either to take the day off, or they were running late into work.
1) I will fix the images that’s missing on last year’s post tonight. I moved to a new webhosting server recently.. forgot to add some of the imgs folders back in.
Wow, three blogs this week. My new records. LOL!!! I had the opportunity to lead a group of awesome photographers yesterday held in the Lower East Side of New York City on a Portrait Photography Session. I had such a great time helping people with questions they had, posing the models and got a few images captured as well. I’m never taken photos on a theme like this, but as a Rock n Roll guy from back in the days, i know images like this need to be dark, scary and lots of attitude. It helps to have such awesome models to make images like these possible.