Some photographers get so excited when one of their photos is published in a magazine.
Here at Eye For Detail we said to ourselves “go big or go home”, so instead of getting published in a magazine, we published a magazine.
Of course, once you have a magazine, you need people to read the magazine. Which is where you come in. You see, this magazine happens to be one of those fancy internet magazines that you can download and read on your computer or iPad, or….(by fancy we mean it’s a pdf. Okay, so that’s not really fancy. But it’s sorta fancy.) And in order to read it, all you have to do is click this link. Go on. It’s free! And there’s a special coupon in there, somewhere.
With snow in the air and dusting the ground, and the Christmas decorations going up, everyone is starting to think about Christmas! One of the most wonderful gifts is the gift of yourself; time shared with friends and family is what the holidays are all about. If you are thinking about loved ones near and far this Christmas and wanting to give them something personal, Eye for Detail is working hard at making your wish come true.
Want a winter shoot? Book a session in the next twelve days until December 1st in order to have your images chosen and received in time for Christmas! Looking for something from a past shoot in canvas, or as a gift item, or maybe some Christmas Cards check out our christmas ordering deadlines below.
Christmas Cards: Order by December 1st
Canvas, Accordion books and framed prints: December 7th
Prints, Tiles, Mugs and DVD slideshows: December 10th.
Hey everybody, just a quick reminder that this weekend is the Fotos for Food Bank Fundraiser. This year, we’re back at the Golf Course, upstairs in the restaurant. The sign up sheet is at Shop Easy Foods, and as of today (Tuesday), we’re already about 75% booked up, so if you wanted to support the food bank and get a photo out of the deal, don’t delay. Your best course of action is to sign up at shop easy, but you can call us (250-242-4424), or email and we’ll be sure to get your name on the list.
Thanks!
Eye for Detail is trying something new! We are putting up a quarterly seasonal newsletter including photo tips and ideas for the season, a little about what we’ve been up to and what we will be doing, and of course, some of our favourite photos.
Check out our first ever Winter Edition Newsletter here, learn a few things, get some ideas and an exclusive coupon just for reading it. All our future editions will be posted to this site, so come back often to see what’s up at Eye for Detail.
Don’t want to wait for newsletter? We send out a email newletter every months (or so) including regular specials. Sign up for our email newsletter here.
Summer is long gone, fall fell and blew away, winter has descended upon the land. There’s snow in them there hills, and it’s soon going to be flying down here, too. We are excited! There is so much beauty in a softly falling snowy day, and we can’t wait to shoot it. From warm fuzzy hoods to colourful scarves and tuques, to red toboggans and green evergreens frosted with white, winter is a wonderful season for photography.
Last winter we had the pleasure of getting to know Jonathan and Bintang who celebrated their anniversary by having a winter session with us. After some romantic images in the woods, they decided to brave the cold and the unexpected truck passing for some colourful images and then got into the spirit of the season by ending the session with a snow ball fight. Here are some of my favourite images from that day.
Looking for a perfect Christmas Card Session? Book us before December 1st while winter is still fresh. You bring the warm and cosy hats and gloves, we’ll bring the hot chocolate to warm you up with, and we’ll all head outside in winter gear with a sled, ski gear or the family dog for a romp in the snow. Looking for something a little warmer? Join us in our studio or we can come to your home for a cosy indoor session gathered around a fireplace or the table making cookies. Winter may be long and cold, but this season our hearts are warm and full. Let it Snow!
Well, it’s not like the cover of Times or anything, but a photo of me and a bunch of photos (ooh, meta) appeared in the Tumbler Ridge news last week. Yes, I know, a little late to the game, but I’m trying. The internet here is killing me. Seriously.
Here’s the link to the article and the picture. I lent Greg my lights, if you’re wondering…. http://tumblerridgenews.com/index.php/arts-a-culture/9004-where-art-thou-2011
Hey all.
Just a quick note that Eye For Detail Photography will be doing Facebook headshots again this year at Where Art Thou? Tomorrow, September 7, in the Community Centre. We’ll be in room 1 (most likely), which is just inside the community centre door. Come in and update your Facebook profile picture, book a family session now that summer is finally arrived (ahem), or come in and ask me anything and everything you could possibly want to know about taking pictures.
Congratulations to Kassandra Palmer from Tumbler Ridge and Melanie Moch from Dawson Creek who won the Show Us Your ‘Tude Photo Contest. Each of these grads will be receiving a half hour portrait session and 20X30 gallery wrapped canvas of their favourite image. Thank you to everyone who came out and voted.
For the rest of you grads… stay tuned for info about our GRADitude offerings for 2011!
Hey out there:
If you were thinking about entering the Show us your ‘Tude contest, we’re down to the Twilight hours. The contest is open to students in Grade 11 and 12 in Dawson Creek, Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge. Here’s where to go to enter: http://apps.facebook.com/promosapp/167122.
