I’ve posted some of my favorite highlight images from the Ball HERE
It’s a cool Flash sliding viewer of large images… enjoy!
PS: What a great night. They had over 1300 people there to support Cancer research. The honorees were the URMC docs that lead the team to discover the Cervical Cancer vaccine. That’s them with their awards above. How cool is that… the first solid end to a type of cancer coming right from our URMC folks in Rochester!
Thanks to everyone at the URMC & Wilmot Center for having me be part of this wonderful event!
RIT Alumni are amazing. From tech photo guru Andrew Davidhazy to Pixar animator (he did Jessi in Toy Story 2 and Mater in Cars!) Michael Krummhoefener and the entire group shared wonderful stories of their success and years at RIT. I wish I had time to properly rave about each one, but at least you can enjoy my Photos HERE
I’ll just let these fine, artistic images speak for themselves. This is from a shoot for Nazareth College Theatre and I must say it was surreal to have a monkey sitting in the audience and stromping around to his marks. These aren’t show photos, just goofing around between scenes.
I love doing these event books because they really show off the whole range of photos from an event and let me add the creative detail photos and ‘quiet/behind the scenes moments’ that I love to shoot.
If you hover over the example above, there are some captions here and there. Also, clicking on it will take you to a web page where you can see all of the photos. The first shots are from the Highland Hospital Gala and later are from RIT. I create the books in Apple’s Aperture software.
I’m doing 7 books for RIT Alumni from the even I shoot tonight, so you know what I’ll be doing Monday.
And the price I charge right now is just $100 to create the book (which honestly takes 2-3 hours or more), and then $100 per printed, hardcover 8.5×11″ book. I’m sure in time those prices will have to go up, but I’m thrilled clients are getting into the idea more and more.
I just had a fantastic shoot at Colgate Rochester. It was really impressive to see the wide variety of people studying for all kinds of ministry. And it’s just one of those locations where every nook is has great light and a beautiful background. Thanks so much to Melissa M. for having me out, and to Kathy D’Amanda of Millrace Design for recommending me again!
Nazareth College Theatre gives me a great chance to have fun with a college-age cast and crew… always laughs and the actors/crew that take theatre seriously. They are doing The Heidi Chronicles now. See Photos and a digital ’slideshow’ of previous shows HERE
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