Did I mention my tag line....?
"Life's short...Capture it"TM
This came from a 10 min brainstorm and shortening exercise. Originally "Life is far too short, capture each moment today" and shortened down to the final version that you see now. I have added the "TM" as I am trademarking this as my own.
I come out with these tag lines often, trying to make more of them than they really mean, but this one means so much to so many people in so many different ways.
I hope that it means something to you...
For me it brings back a sense of mortality and importance of time with my children, family and friends. Too often we forget these things over artificial priorities in life, such as work.
My plan is to take enough time to play and play with enough time to work.
We will see how this develops over the coming months.
Gotta run.
Cheers!
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Hi and welcome to the first posting on my new blog! Wow, yes this is really happening and I am not sure how this is going to go, so forgiveness will be requested before this really gets going.
I was never one for writing in journals or diaries as we say in the UK, but this is worth a try.
Oh yes, did I mention that I am an ex-pat? Moved to the US in 1998 and never looked back.
I just started an official photography business this year and my first wedding in July was a huge hit. Lisa and Phil had the most amazing wedding that I have ever experienced. Thanks for the opportunity to photography and capture such fun and love. You guys rock!
Anyway, my website www.jdsstudios.com is still in the middle of a revival and overhaul with a new look and content. Check it out and let me know what you think. More photos and content coming soon.
Over the coming months ... new photo studio being built, competitive and collaborative work with local photographers, mentoring and new thoughts put to practice right here. Not sure how may other photographers are doing this but here goes.
Thanks for reading and I look forward to sharing more in the coming weeks, months and years.
God bless
Jonathan.
I was never one for writing in journals or diaries as we say in the UK, but this is worth a try.
Oh yes, did I mention that I am an ex-pat? Moved to the US in 1998 and never looked back.
I just started an official photography business this year and my first wedding in July was a huge hit. Lisa and Phil had the most amazing wedding that I have ever experienced. Thanks for the opportunity to photography and capture such fun and love. You guys rock!
Anyway, my website www.jdsstudios.com is still in the middle of a revival and overhaul with a new look and content. Check it out and let me know what you think. More photos and content coming soon.
Over the coming months ... new photo studio being built, competitive and collaborative work with local photographers, mentoring and new thoughts put to practice right here. Not sure how may other photographers are doing this but here goes.
Thanks for reading and I look forward to sharing more in the coming weeks, months and years.
God bless
Jonathan.
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