Jeremy joins the PPA

Alright, I am now a member of the Professional Photographers of America organization!






Just thought you would like to know...

Laters,

Jeremy

Fun Session with Gabby and Bella...oh and Dad!

I had a great day shooting Gabby, Bella and their father Rafael. It was a perfect day to shoot...it was nice and cool and the sky was perfect! We shot at Central Park in Winter Park and got some great images!

Gabby and Bella are just a blast! We ran around and just had an overall great time! I really enjoyed working with them and I look forward to shooting them again and watching them grow up!

Dad didn't come dressed for photos but hey, I got him in front of the camera with the girls...afterall...it's what I do! Again, we got some GREAT images and I look forward to going through them.

Thank you Rafael, Gabby and Bella for a fun day and I look forward to seeing you again soon! I am also looking forward to working with Rafael's son sometime as well!

Laters,

Jeremy

Not a lot going on lately...

Lately, I, personally, have not had as much time to devote to Aizon Photography as I would like to. However, that is all about to change! I will be ramping it up here again in the next few weeks and will be back, better than ever! Ready to take over the world!

Debra, on the other hand, has been busy as a little bee over in the Tampa Bay area. She has been pretty much booked up between family portrait sessions and new born sessions! Keep it up Debra!

Sorry, no new photo for your all today. I will, however, have something for you all to look at soon!

Laters,

Jeremy

Quick Father/Daughter Session

Debra and I were fortunate to work with Rob again (see previous post) this time, with his daughter! During this session, we worked around downtown Orlando with a focus around the Church Street Station area. We had a great time and, even though things were cut short by the weather, we got some really nice shots! This shot was kinda of as Rob's daughter was having a case of the post-tickle giggles.

As an update about studio space...we are still looking for new place to call home. The deal with the other space fell through, and in hind sight, I am kind of glad it did (but sad at the same time). We will let everyone know, right here, when we do finally find someplace to call home once and for all!

Laters,

Jeremy

Back from Vacation!

So, Sunday, I returned from my trip up North. Fishing with my father and nephew was a blast and seeing old friends was a hoot. My nephew managed to catch a 24 1/2 inch 6.5 lb Walleye as the very first fish of the trip...nothing even came close after that! What a blast. While we were in camp the first night, I was fortunate to get some great shots of him hanging out on the dock. The scenery was just stunning!

After the trip, I was tasked with doing portraits of my neice for her seventh birthday. Our session was towards the end of a rather long day of birthday celebrations including a ride on an old fashioned train based out of Osceola, WI. She was a real trooper and we got some great images!

Now, it is back to the grind as usual! After a grand total of 10 days off, it is going to be hard to get back into the swing of things but it's what I do!

Laters,

Jeremy

Goin on vacation...kinda

Alright, so on Sunday, I am headed back to the land of 10,000 lakes (Minnesota for those that don't know). The first few days are what constitute the vacation part. I will be headed up to Canada for a little fishing with my dad and my 10 year old nephew.

When we get back, that is when the REAL fun starts (and the hecktic schedule). On Friday, I am scheduled to shoot with one of my favorite models. She is so much fun to work with and really knows what she is doing (makes things a lot easier on me). This will be the first shoot that she and I have done outside of a studio setting, so it should be really good (and quite a challenge in the middle of the day). After we wrap on that one, I have to head over to a close friend's place to do some portraits of her 3 year old son (I think 3, maybe 4 now). No clue what we are going to do there, so that one is completely spontainous. After that, I am going to be headed out with a good friend from high school. I plan on shooting a bunch of shots for her as well. That ends the day Friday. On Saturday, my parents and I are taking my God Daughter on a train ride for her 7th birthday and, after, will be heading back to their house so that I can do her 7 year portraits. I have some really nifty ideas of what I am going to do with her, so make sure you keep watching here for some of those!

Then, that ends the vacation and I am headed back to Florida on Sunday. Needless to say, I am counting down the days till I go, and am really looking forward to getting away from the day to day hum drum and routines.

So, have a great next week if we don't talk before then!!!

Oh, the photo above is of newborn Ashton. I am sure that you recognize it from our website! I shot this a few weeks ago when he was about 7 days old. We had fun and I ended up getting a number of shots that I just love (especially this one). And, as an unusual bonus, I added another image below of a friend's daughter that I took about a year ago (or so). Fun shoot at a park in Ocean Springs, MS.

Laters,

Jeremy

Possible New Studio Location

Alright, so Debra and I may have a new studio to shoot in soon! The other day, I visited a studio in Orlando that is looking for other photographers to share space in a co-op arrangement. I really liked the location, the studio was great and it has everything we could possibly want in a studio. The price is right and so is the timing (at least I think).

I will keep you up to date on what happens and, in the meantime, I am still on the lookout for new studio locations. If this one falls through, maybe we can find something else!

The above photo was taken during a session last week with Robert O'Brian (I guess we are on a mission to shoot every guy named Robert...wow). It was taken at Lake Eola in Orlando, Florida. Yet another fun place to shoot (if you want A LOT of attention from runners and walkers hehe). Rob was fun to work with!

Laters,

Jeremy