knothatiestogether: April 2012

Monday, April 2, 2012

BECOMING A WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

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A Journey : Wedding Photojournalism | makeeatsimple

People, government, corporations constantly retool and reinvent themselves. We live in a world that constantly demands change and innovations. The internet, social media and digital photography did all that in a short time that makes it almost unbelievable. Here is an interesting life journey of Rommel Ross, a talented graphic artist turned photographer. His story is one that truly inspires! His words: makeeatsimple

“I have been in the corporate world for the longest time as head of creative team of known companies and decided to shift to what

I love the most. “

I grew up always having had a curiosity and fascination for people who take photographs. No, I was not surrounded by “photographic influences” and artists, just regular people using their regular cameras. But they piqued my interest. And the images they produced, tho ordinary, made me understand the stories that lay within them.

Today I use this fascination to fuel my passion for creating images – trying to grasp what makes images beautiful and how they speak and impart the stories that lie within. I do this using my tools of choice… my camera, image enhancers and my inspirations.

I am a wedding photographer. I use the visual language of photography to capture and express the meaning of special moments, to tell a story, to inspire people, and most of all to bring joy to the hearts of my clients.

--rommel ross -- "thank you makeeatsimple for this featured article"

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The Most Profound Commitment

Hello, this Blog is about commitment in a sea of fleeting human emotions. Throughout history people made commitments even at a time before paper and ink. The printed word was a dream and people draw inscriptions on cave walls.

One of the most noble and deep commitment is a marriage. Way back before institutionalized religion it became the keystone for families to be integrated into one another and form bigger clans. Princesses were raised in promise to another Prince from far away to unite kingdoms.

The cornerstone of marriages is family. And in a world that is constantly under pressure of a modern lifestyle so demanding at times, this commitment is put into test.

But as one couple said: “Just look into the eyes; and relive that promise.”
Indeed, because sacred as the “I do’s” exchanged during the wedding is God’s calling for the fruitful partnership of two people with His blessings.

These words echo during a wedding, so familiar to most of us: “I take you, to be my lawfully wedded(husband/wife), to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part.”

Look towards the future with a bright and solid commitment. After all, what good is life when you do not have somebody to share it with?
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BECOMING A WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER

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