Tag: WA
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Seattle Corporate Event Photography: Tasting In The Dark with Coppola Wines
Last night is a great example of why I love being a corporate event photographer. Start-up companies sometimes use something called “Blue Sky Thinking.” Shortly, it means that you have no limits. Think as grandiose as you’d like – no time, budget or operational restrictions. When someone is given that ability, it’s amazing what they…
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Seattle Corporate Event Photography: Hyundai Hope on Wheels at Seattle Children’s Hospital
Sometimes. Sometimes I get to be a part of an event that really just feels good. Last week one one of those times. As part of their corporate giving, Hyundai (yes, the Korean car maker) has established the Hope On Wheels program to benefit Pediatric Cancer Research. Since 1998, the program has donated over $100M,…
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Introducing The Perfect 10 Business Package
10 Photos – Countless Options – One Price The Perfect 10 Business Package from AShapiro Studios gives you the professional images you’ve always wanted for your business – at a perfectly affordable price! Think you can’t afford high-quality commercial photography? We created The Perfect 10 Business Package with you in mind. It’s designed specifically for…
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Event Photography: Bowling in Spokane with Bartenders and Sailor Jerry
About 15 years ago, bowling saw a huge rebirth. The Big Lebowski had just come out, there were 24 hour bowling alleys… and then things started to decline. Real estate developers realized the land under these bowling alleys was worth much more than the pines and lanes that sat on them, and long-standing bowling alleys…
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Seattle Event Photography: Student Veterans of America Leadership Summit
Yesterday’s Warriors. Today’s Scholars. Tomorrow’s Leaders. This is the battle cry of the Student Veterans of America, who held their 2014 Leadership Summit for the Pacific Northwest on the Microsoft Campus in Redmond, WA on August 14-16, 2014. These officers, representing Student Veterans of America chapters from college and university campuses in 5 states, were…
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Light Painting the 4th
A camera sees light. Where you have exposed light, the camera will capture it. Where there is no light, nothing appears in the photo. Based on that, given the right environment, you can control what your camera sees and what it doesn’t using a light source that you control, known as “Light Painting.”