I am way behind on my blog postings and I have DJ'ed so many weddings this summer, 2010 season, that haven't been posted on the blog...and that is likely due to my concentrating on my wedding photography business.
I started shooting weddings this year, flexing my long-time hobby of photography and it has been so amazing. I truly found what I want to do professionally for the rest of my life, be a wedding photographer!
So everyone thinks that DJing is super cool, and it is totally a lot of fun. But in many ways it is fleeting, it is a moment in time, an exhilarating one, that makes or breaks the party. Capturing images of this special day - now those live on forever.
Photography stops time, it captures the memory, the real love between real people, the moments when it all happened. These images are how people hold onto the feeling, that was once fleeting but now forever preserved by the camera. To me, this is the special stuff. This is personal, and I totally respect the important of the DJ on the wedding day, because having DJ'ed a million weddings, I know the role of the DJ. I just want to fill some different shoes at the wedding, and I am so happy to call myself a professional photographer.
I am a member of the WPJA and the Artistic Guild of the WPJA. I have some blog features coming up down the road and I am really excited that things are going well. So if you are visiting my blog looking for a DJ for your wedding - these days I am a Boston Wedding Photographer : ) Check out my website as well as my blog. And feel free to find me on Facebook as well!
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