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[www.narrativeimagesphoto.com]
Welcome to our blog. A little bit about Narrative Images...
Our approach to photography fuses academic study of the photographic medium and real world experiences. Our work has led us to photograph in various parts of the world.
Our unique style is inspired by the desire to use photography as a tool to explore the intricacies of the human experience and the narrative quality of our lives.
We seek to record life in a way that honors the true natural moments. Our style is customized to our subjects in order to provide a visual record that authentically documents life's moments and honors the stories they tell. Each narrative is unique.
Our approach is rooted in the traditions of social documentary and photojournalism, while also including elements of contemporary estheticism.
Our new blog (with bigger images- yay!) has been up for a little while, so we thought we'd let you know, in case you are still visiting the old one (this one).
You can access the new blog by
[1] Going to www.NarrativeImagesPhoto.com and clicking in 'blog'
[2] Or simply go to: http://narrativeimagesphoto.com/blog/
You may have noticed a lag in our postings. Don't be fooled! We do indeed have a lot to share (images and otherwise). We've just been super busy shooting, creating a new blog (with bigger images), and painting our studio office (photos to come). Stay tuned...
We would like to apologize for Dylan...he hasn't been keeping up on his blogging. It's been a very busy two months since the last update. With 5 wonderful out of town visitors, two birthday parties, lots of words, lots of fun with babysitters (while Mom and Dad go on photo shoots) first steps, two first teeth, two out of town trips, one loooooong car ride, one airplane ride, fun play dates, many walks, first kisses, first wave, and lots of smiles it has been a very fun and exciting time, and, frankly, Dylan is exhausted! He will be updating you in photos as soon as he recovers from all of the growing and developing.
Thank you for your understanding.
Lucky for us, Kevin and Erica picked one of the coolest cities ever for their wedding. With Kevin being a choreographer and Erica being a ballet dancer, the wedding was beautifully planned and gracefully executed. The Berkeley City Club was an incredible venue designed in 1929 by Julia Morgan (who also designed Hearst Castle). This place felt very much like a castle, and Erica's dress was like a princess gown...prefect! If you ever want to see some great dancing, just attend a wedding of a dancer, and you will be entertained! What a fun reception!
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