Archive | April, 2009

Canon Professional Services

From Canon:

“Canon U.S.A. has revamped its Canon Professional Services (CPS) program. The changes we have made provide the full-time professional photographer, depending on membership level, valuable benefits and services. We have updated the application process and moved it solely on-line to make it easier for full-time professional photographers to become members. The new program offers three levels of membership – Silver, Gold and Platinum – to qualifying members, with each level receiving better and more extensive benefits. cps_logo_white2

This new CPS program is designed to provide the appropriate level of service for each professional demographic and support members with faster service, loan equipment, and a range of other benefits as listed in the membership section.

We are also introducing equipment ownership requirements for each level to help keep this program strictly for the pros. Our intent is to strengthen our member population of true working professional photographers which are the people the program was created to support.

Any past CPS members are required to re-apply for membership in the new program. As the new program grows into 2009 and beyond we have some exciting plans for even more ways to support you. We look forward to your feedback as it helps us better shape CPS into the program that can most benefit you, the full-time working professional photographer.”

Learn more here.

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Bahamas Wedding Photography: Tessa and Glenn Heyer from New York Get Married in the Bahamas

Here are some pictures from a wedding I did in late March. Here is the bride — Tessa — led down the aisle by her father…

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Absolutely precious flower girl.

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Father Reggie…he added the candle part to the ceremony as a surprise at the last minute.

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I’m generally not a fan of black and white — but I think it fits this one perfectly.

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This one was one of my favorites as I caught them being engulfed by a Junkanoo group as they walked out of the church. The sky was a dark gray until they walked out — and then the sky became blue for a while.

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Behind the old church — the first Catholic Church built on Grand Bahama — was this…

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Tessa looks saintly in this one.

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The band…

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Glenn’s best man and his dance partner of the minute…she was actually spinning very quickly…
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Another one later in the night.

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Tessa and her mom….from earlier that day…

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Special thanks to Grand Bahama wedding planners Janet and Liz of And The Two Became One for helping organize this great event.

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