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Blog Update : January (a bit tardy!!)

cbloor — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 22:40:57 +0000

The New Year is here and if you’ve resolved to put family first, you’ll love all the fun family sessions we’ve got planned for 2010!

Family Portrait Month is March! Make a single moment last forever with a classic family portrait just in time for reunions. Book your session by February 15th and receive 10 complimentary signature wallets images. Wallets images are a great take home gift that will be cherished long after the family reunion is over!

Coming up on another year? Celebrate your little one’s birthday with a complimentary birthday session and 16 birthday keepsake wallets images. You bring the cake; we’ll bring on the fun! Birthday sessions must be scheduled during your child’s birthday month.

Celebrating your child’s first holy communion? Preserve milestone moments with storybook portraiture that will last a lifetime. A communion keepsake to hold onto forever is our gift to you in the form of 10 complimentary signature wallets images.

Getting engaged? Making a personal and public commitment to spend your lives together is a big deal! Chronicle one of the most romantic and happiest times of life with engagement portraiture you will both love to look back on. Christopher Bloor Photography will capture the emotion with a sweetheart’s couple session.

Last, but certainly not least: Hey soon-to-be seniors! There is a big difference between senior photos and senior portraits. Take advantage of Christopher Bloor Photography’s early bird specials by booking your senior portrait session right away. We are experts in creating memorable yearbook portraiture you’ll be happy to look back on. There is never a fee for senior sessions. Ever.

Give us a call @ (678) 743-1314; We would love to talk to you!

Indian Wedding – Update

cbloor — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:38:24 +0000

I know that I have said this before, but this wedding was just unbelievable. I could not believe the colors and the how much they brightened up a room. The weekend was full of symbolism. At each and every turn there was a stage that lead the bride and groom to their marriage. While I had shot a number of Hindu weddings before, this was my first Sikh wedding. I have to be honest, they were a few things that I didn’t expect; But that also made it all of the more fun.

I had a hard time picking the shots that I wanted to blog about today. These are some of the ones that stood out most to be (trust me there are a lot more that are equally fantastic). Enjoy the show. I sure know that I did.

I have to be honest, this shot was a mistake. As I was bring the camera down by my side, I clicked the shutter by mistake. But what a cool mistake it was.

Check out all of this color!

To get into the hall, the groom needs to beg, bribe anything to get past the bride’s side of the family. Lots of laughs happening!

As she left her parents house “for the last time” she threw rice over her head. So cool!

Saying “good bye” to her parents. I even cried.

I think they had as much fun as I did!

Just before she placed the ring on her future husbands hand………..

I love how you can see both of them in the same shot. Both laughing, both with huge smiles!!

These 3 guys greeted us as we entered the temple. Just wow!

Indian Wedding Weekend

cbloor — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 16:08:33 +0000

I am off to Phoenix this weekend to help my good friend Ruby Rideout of Dazzling Images shoot an Indian Wedding. This is a 3 day event that I just know is going to rock the house.

So, no photo today, just a minor update on what is going on and where I am. I will post stuff as we go along and hope that I will come back with some great stuff.

Make sure you check out Ruby’s website @ http://www.dazzimages.com/. She is an awesome photographer.

Enjoy the long weekend. I know I will!!

Christopher

PS: For your techies out there, I am on the plane (at 30,000 feet) writing and posting this. The internet has arrived in the sky!

Student Council Portrait

cbloor — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 11:22:47 +0000

My 7th grader comes home last week and tells me that he wants to run for Student Council. Of course, I am a proud father and truly didn’t think much more about it other than the obvious stuff. But last night he comes home and says that he needs to make posters for school. And that is where my head starts to rush with excitement, because, boy do I have ideas!

I took a few shot of him last night and went to work at it. When I showed this to him, in typical 13 year old fashion, he just rolled his eyes. I don’t blame him; but I think it is not only good, but funny and memorable. I asked him if people would like it, and he said that yes, and that it would stand out as he doubted that many other students had parents that knew PhotoShop. See, there are some skills that come in handy even for a 13 year old.