Rosy's Photography

I had the wonderful opportunity to do a family portrait for a friend of mine. I think the session went great, and I think we got some good shots of everyone in the family. Below are some samples, some of my favorite pix from the session, so far (I am still working to complete the proofs). I learned a lot and I tried to use what I learned at the One Light with Zack.
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Tiffany again.
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Tiffany
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Tony Jr....Doesn't he have a great smile?
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The two Tonys
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Taylor
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Tony & Tania
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Tiffany
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The Ryan Family: Tony, Tania, Taylor, Tiffany, and Tony Jr.
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After I went to the One Light workshop, I have been trying what I learned. Here is a picture I took of the water fountain in our front yard.
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And a final Thank You to Zack for puting a fantastic workshop and learning experience for us. To Dennis for let us use his studio, to Sarah for her inspiration, to Craig for all he shared. I learned a lot from others as well, my apologies for my bad memory with names, but all of you gusy were great. Many Blessings to All.
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This shot was taken with Mer on the studio balcony steps that go down the side of the building.
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This shot was taken on the roof of the studio after the rain cleared and God let us have some fantastic clouds.
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A picture I took as Zack was teaching. Mer sitting in the steps next to the studio.
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This is Mer posing inside a parking garage around the block from Dennis' studio.
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Here is Zack on the roof of Dennis' studio, teaching us how to get great photographs using his One Light.
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All, I had the most amazing learning experience in photography yesterday as I attended the One Light Workshop by Zack Arias. I had a great time, I met some wonderful photographers like Dennis Lee. I also met some OSP photographers like Sarah Barlow and Craig Molway. I learned so much from all of you, and Sarah, was just a tremendous inspiration. She is only 18 years old, but has been in business for 1 1/2 years, and now she has 2 assitants and has 14 weddings booked so far for this year with 20 being her goal. She is super talented and it was a pleasure meeting her. Craig was great, he flew in from Boston and shared so much (even his own special recepie bar-b-q sauce) and I learned so much from him. Thanx a bunch Craig. Dennis was just awsome. Here is this great photographer who opened the doors to his studio so that we could all learn from this workshop. Thanx Dennis.

Following are some of the pictures I took of Mer, a great musician from Chicago. It was a total pleasure to meet him and to hear his music. He was fantastic, and patient, since he had 13 photographers taking pictures of him for at least 3-4 hours, if not more. Thanx for your time and help Mer.
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This is a picture I took in Millenium Park in Chicago. Nikon D70s, hand held...well almost, the camera was resting on my hand and my hand on a ledge.
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This is a picture I took with my film Pentax ZX-7 camera in Texas during our vacation in November of las year.
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As you will be able to tell from the pictures below, our business is wedding photography, but I carry our camera everywhere so I can take pictures. I have a ton more, I will post more pictures as I have them.
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A studio shot I took in our basement. I converted this one to black and white.
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I took this shot as they were arriving at the reception hall.
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This is Maggy, a friend of mine. I took pictures at her wedding. It was my first wedding, let me know what you think?
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I took this shot of the Chicago Skyline, but it was my wife that saw it. I really like this one.
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This is another one from the park where we took our kids to play.
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Shot I took on the side of the road on our way home from taking the kids to the park
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This is a simple introduction to my first blog. I decided to create the blog becuase we have just started a photography business and I would like to use this venue to promote our work on the internet. This blog will get developed even further as time goes on. I will post some initial pictures and maybe a slideshow as well.

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