TimeScape Photography

Take your photography to another level with this three hour lesson with Senior Photographer Jim Hilgedick. Learn some basics of lighting, composition and posing. Any skill level and any camera type are welcome!

The cost is $49 and includes the seminar, beverages and snacks and a post-seminar 20-minute personal phone consultation with Jim to review your work (up to five images). Class size is limited to the first ten paid applicants.

Payments can be made with Visa, Mastercard, cash, check or paypal.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from a pro!

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As the one tasked to be with the Bride literally more than the groom on her wedding day, thought it might be fun to go over some wedding etiquette. This was spurred by fellow wedding photographer, Ray Prevost, who posted an image from a recent wedding:

Each little red arrow represents a guest’s camera – 16 in all. Ray is quoted as saying:

“What they are not looking at, and witnessing, and enjoying, and taking a mental image of, is the bride walking down the aisle with her dad. They are all missing it! And this is the image the bride will receive—not smiling friendly faces—happy to see her so happy. Instead, a bunch of people looking down.”

So from the article entitled Here Comes the Bride: Wedding Etiquette we encourage all of our brides to remind their guests:

Don’t take photographs during the ceremony. Respect the sanctity of the ritual and leave photography to the professionals.

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Just a quick reminder that we will be at the 20th annual Grand Rapids MN  Bridal Fair on Saturday February 6, 2010 from 11:00am to 2:00pm located at the Timberlake Lodge.

If you are getting married, or have a friend or family member who is, have them stop in and meet us and see the best in wedding photography from the 2009 season. Admission is free and open to the public.

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Pam and Joe’s wedding ceremony at Mary Immaculate in Coleraine MN and the reception at Wendigo Lodge in Grand Rapids, MN October 10, 2009. Make sure you check out the image where Pam is wearing her fur lined cape with the blizzard as the back ground – too cool!

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TIMESCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY, in Grand Rapids, seeks wedding essays from couples getting married in 2009 and looking to maximize their wedding budget. Submit an essay on why you should be chosen as contest winner in 500 words or less along with a photograph of the couple and your 2009 wedding date. Mail the essay to TimeScape Photography, 34490 U.S. Highway 2, Grand Rapids, MN 55744 by Feb. 25 to enter. The winner will receive the TimeScape’s Esteem Wedding package which includes up to nine session hours valued at more than $3,000. Call (218) 326-5575 or go to www.timescapephoto.com for details.

From: Duluth News Tribune

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