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The Word, KLGO

I am so pleased to announce that imageclectic photography has a radio spot as of this past week on KLGO radio! It will run for about sixteen weeks around Focus on the Family, Alistair Begg and Ryan Rush. Give a listen to the station and see what you think! Many thanks to Gene Bender, Dean Clark, and Scott & Luci Olson for helping to make this happen.

Here’s an mp3 version of the spot in case you want to listen now:

KLGO Imageclectic photography 60-second spot

For the second year in a row, I was given the opportunity to photograph the Movie Night Fundraiser put on by the Williamson County Children’s Advocacy Center. This non-profit organization has a mission to help protect children and I was thankful to be there giving my time to some of my passions; photography, children and blessing people. Since the Center is a non-profit, they live on grants and donations; go meet the wonderful people there and help support their cause!

The Center puts this event on at the Georgetown City Lights Theater, which is a very nice theater with super nice people. The theater donates the space and service and the staff are really helpful and friendly to everyone. The next time you’re wondering where to watch a good movie, check this place out.

We’ll have a full gallery of photos up in the next week or so on the CAC’s website, but in the meantime, here are a few to give a flavor of the night.

 

I confess, I love working with people. It may be trite, but I believe it; everyone has an inner and and outer beauty that we can capture and show to the world. It is simply amazing how each person is unique, and I love the challenge to create unique photographs of each person for whatever use in business they might have. Of course, there are certain expectations and we work within those in general. That just makes it more fun! The most important part of photographing an individual from my perspective is the goal of creating something that makes that person feel great about the way they look and project in the world. If I succeed, then the photograph portrays something unique about the person that they themselves believe is true and important. Hopefully, you see in my work some of the result of all this; beautiful people who are enjoying life and expressing themselves in the real world.

My friend Robert Fischer over at Keller Williams hosted a day of headshots for his team as well as fellow Realtors; here are a few of those photographs as well as a recent individual session with Kim.

 

The fine folks over at WeddingWire have recognized imageclectic photography with a cool award – this is what they say about it:

The annual Bride’s Choice Awards recognizes and celebrates excellence in quality and service within the wedding industry, as determined by recent interviews and extensive surveys from over 500,000 newlyweds.

I must say I am certainly pleased and blessed to be in an industry where I can make a difference for people and enjoy every minute of it. Thanks to all our newlyweds and friends who helped make this possible, and to WeddingWire for being such a great resource!