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Name: John Yao


Interests: God, Art, Girl
Expertise: Bringing out your natural HOT
Occupation: Wedding Artist Photographer
Industry: Art


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Member Since: 3/13/2003

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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Untill Further Notice

I've decided to pause blogging for a little bit and focus more on Facebook and my actual website. Feel free to still visit!

www.simplytwo.com

-John


Monday, June 04, 2007

What the CRAZY?!

Is this you?

6-10: The number of hours spent photographing a wedding

25-40: The number of hours it takes to properly sort, renumber, color correct, batch, and edit the event

3: The days it takes to FTP a single full event to pictage.com

I think at some point or another we figured out for ourselves that being a true wedding photographer means more than just working on the weekends. It's our job to deliver super neat rockstar quality work for our clients but its pretty tough especially when each event takes over a week of careful work. Bummer man...

Get your life back guys; try this out; you will not be disappointed. ShootDotEdit takes your raws, picks out the best ones, color corrects, and artistically edits about 25-35 picks.

The guys at ShootDotEdit will study your website, your work and tailor the artistic edits to match your studio; its that simple.

It's like having Kirby work as your wedd-itor.

The purpose of ShootDotEdit isnt to simply have someone else dictate the style of your studio, but rather they do the groundwork that frees up your time so you can do what you do best; art.