My New Web Site Is Live, With Big News!
And we're live in 5...4...3...2...1...
My new web site, masonresnick.com, is now live, complete with portfolios, pricing, and information about the range of photography services that I offer.
But the big news is that with today's launch, I am also launching my new service: Wedding Street Photography!
What is it? Wedding Street Photography fuses a traditional street photography approach, which I learned under Garry Winogrand and refined over three decades, with wedding photography to create a dynamic portfolio that's unique to each wedding. Learn more here and check out some samples I've posted.
The web site also includes information about my Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Event and Portrait photography, as well as Business Imaging Solutions.
I'll be announcing some more new services here in the coming weeks and months but this is the big one!
My new web site, masonresnick.com, is now live, complete with portfolios, pricing, and information about the range of photography services that I offer.
But the big news is that with today's launch, I am also launching my new service: Wedding Street Photography!
What is it? Wedding Street Photography fuses a traditional street photography approach, which I learned under Garry Winogrand and refined over three decades, with wedding photography to create a dynamic portfolio that's unique to each wedding. Learn more here and check out some samples I've posted.
The web site also includes information about my Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Event and Portrait photography, as well as Business Imaging Solutions.
I'll be announcing some more new services here in the coming weeks and months but this is the big one!
Wedding street photography? I'm in! I love the photographic style but it's very spontaneous. How can you assure the quality and variety required to make an cohesive portfolio? Isn't it more risky than traditional wedding photography? I'm asking because I would genuinely consider something like this but if my fiancée doesn't like the final result, all hell will break loose!
ReplyDeleteEdwin @ Clicks In Motion