Monday, January 25, 2010

New for 2010 and Key Dates Still Available!

We are pleased to announce the addition of something new to our product list: The Press-Printed Memory Book. Some call it a coffee-table book, but whatever you call it, it's fabulous! The book is available as an add-on with our album packages and it is included in The Completely Elite package.





The book has a hard back with a wrap-around photo for the front and back cover and it's hinge design allows the pages to lie flat so you can see the complete album.



















Measuring 5" x 5", it is a replication of the 10" x 10" wedding album in press-printed form. It is a great way to travel with your album without having to carry the real thing around with you. Plus, it makes a great thank you gift!
We still have a couple of key dates in June available. If you haven't secured your wedding photographer yet, we still have June 26 available and now, due to a cancellation, we have June 5, 2010 open on our calendar again.
Call (770) 898-4503 or e-mail lisa@randywilsonphotography.com for your consultation. We'd be honored to cover your special day!
Thanks,
Lisa & Randy

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Bride’s Choice Awards 2010

We are excited to announce that Randy Wilson Photography has been chosen to receive the Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2010 by WeddingWire. This award recognizes the top 5 percent of local wedding professionals from the WeddingWire Network who demonstrate excellence in quality, service and professionalism.

We are truly honored to be chosen for such an award! We are privileged to be a part of each wedding we commemorate and work with such wonderful couples. Thank you to all of our past couples for allowing us to capture your day!

If you are currently looking for a wedding photographer for your upcoming wedding, we would be happy to meet with you to see how we can help you remember your big day forever. Dates are going fast, so call today!
Lisa and Randy

Friday, January 8, 2010

We Welcome 2010!

It has been a great start to a new year. With meetings, bookings, and lots of web traffic, we welcome 2010!

Lisa and I had a wonderful time at the Georgia Bridal show! Thanks to all who visited our booth and gave us the chance to briefly tell about our services. I love how the brides' eyes light up when they talk about their dream wedding.

If you are searching for a photographer for your wedding day, we still have a few key dates available for the 2010 season. Visit our wedding galleries and see if our creative style fits your wedding ideas. Then email or call for availability and set up your consultation. We look forward to hearing about your day!

Happy New Year!
Lisa and Randy

Friday, January 1, 2010

The Georgia Bridal Show

We are pleased to announce that we will be at the The Georgia Bridal Show at the Cobb Galleria Centre this Sunday, January 3, 2010. This one of the largest bridal shows of the year. A great opportunity to meet with vendors one on one.

Stop by booth #65 to meet Lisa and me. We will be delighted to show you our albums, photographs, and packages. Also to hear about your wedding day plans.
Randy

Sunday, December 13, 2009

We Will Make House Calls!

We just watched the movie, "It's a Wonderful Life," and there was talk about the doctor making house calls and also the drugstore delivering medicine. What happened to service to the customers?

At Randy Wilson Photography, service is still alive! In the Atlanta metro area, we will come to you for your portrait session. No waiting, no driving around the city. Just book your session around your schedule. While the majority of our sessions are at parks like Piedmont Park in Atlanta, some of our clients prefer to have the session at their home. We understand what a struggle it can be going anywhere with our two and a half year old girl.


A session this week was on a rainy day with temperatures in the low 40's. We met with Kaylee and her family in the comforts of her home. It is hard to get more relaxed than in your own home and our light weight studio lighting equipment can turn a living room into a studio.













































































On this cold December day I found nothing but a warm loving home for baby Kaylee and I was honored to photograph her three month photos. Rain or shine, give us a call for your photographic needs.

Randy

Thursday, November 19, 2009

A View From The Flagstand - Gresham Motorsports Park

What an exciting weekend we had! We were contracted to cover the grand opening weekend of the Gresham Motorsports Park with the World Crown 300 race in Jefferson, Georgia. The totally refurbished track welcomed the sunny skies and huge crowds. The new asphalt on the track saw record speeds and grew much praise from the drivers. From the restrooms to the media rooms everything was new. One of the nicest tracks that I have worked.

Friday was a practice day for the Late Model car division . I have photographed quite a few NASCAR races but it takes a few frames to get in sync with the cars and shutterspeeds. What I find odd is that I am usually one of the few wearing earplugs.

































Throughout the weekend there was also a drift demonstration from Drift Emporium which thrilled the fans.














As I arrived early Sunday morning, I saw most of the trackside parking filled with campers and cars and trucks. Smoke from the grills and the smell of hamburgers, hot dogs, and chicken filled the air. It was going to be a good day for racing.

When the green flag waved, the record crowd rose to their feet to cheer.















The highlight of the weekend came when I secured permission to shoot from the flagstand from flagman Timmy Hutson. Wow, what a view and man can Timmy work the flags!














There is something about doing something that you really love that give you this enduring energy. It wasn't until Monday morning that I realized how tired I was from the three days of shooting. I have to say the flagstand shooting is in the top 20 most exciting photographic experiences for me. Thanks to the Greshams', Track Manager Dan Elliott, PR Manager John Close, and Flagman Timmy Hutson for an unforgetable weekend! Best of all - I have pictures!
Randy

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

A Fall Portrait Weekend in Georgia

With our slate full with portrait sessions this past weekend, we could not have asked for better weather! I am an outdoor person. I love all of the seasons and if I am inside, Lisa can tell you that I have to be by a window and thinking of being outside. So, after one of the wettest Octobers in history, I welcomed the clear, dry days of last week.

On Friday, we met the Joneses at the state park for a portrait session with their three children. Moving around the park, we used the stone work, rocks, and trees. The kids climbed all around and were very cooperative, but I think it all came together when we went to the lake area.








































Saturday morning found me in Hampton, Ga. shooting fall baseball teams. It was fun to shoot some local teams. I love photographing sports and these little guys are always happy and full of energy.




















Later on Saturday, I met Douglas on the square for his senior shoot. This young man impressed me. He knew what he wanted in a portrait session. In talking with him, everything about him exuded in confidence. We started the session on some park benches in the square area. Then we found an old loading dock where the weren't many distractions and let Douglas' true character shine through.





































Sunday afternoon, we had a family portrait session with the Pugh family in Piedmont Park in Atlanta. The great weather brought the city dwellers to the park! I counted eight other photographers working there, also. At one time we all were vying for the same ivy covered wall. Quite humerous that we were all in a few yards of each other in the huge park.

































As I compose this blog entry I think of the all the nice people I met and photographed this past week. Also, I think about the challenges of clear skies and how to use the sunlight to light the portraits during the different times day. I welcome challenges in photography for they hold the lessons. Never stop learning and growing whatever your occupation.

As I peer out my window, I can see the rain gauge overfilled. Five inches of rain from a tropical storm in the last two days, but, oh, what a wonderful weekend in Georgia we had!

Randy