So here’s the deal. They’re on sale right now. Usually, PHOTOVISION is $149 for a subscription, but, if you click this link and type in the promo code PVFAN you can get the subscription for $39. When my photographer friend hooked me up with PHOTOVISION, I thought he meant $39 for each DVD, and I was hesitant. Then I realized it was $39 for the subscription for the entire year!

Is it the same as going to a workshop and getting hands on experience and question answer time? No. Do I take something from each photographer that applies directly to me, my style, and my needs? No. BUT, is it a great resource, even just for the sake of being able to see other photographers in action? Absolutely. Is it a great resource, well done, making use of incredible photographers that are well known and well established from the photography community? Absolutely. In the most current DVD, some of the featured photographers are Sarah Petty of the Joy of Marketing, Julie Klaasmeyer, and Zach and Jody Gray.

Again, it’s not going to take you to the top of the industry, but it will give you little nuggets of insight that can save you from mistakes, inspire you to create, and in the end, it will accomplish its goal and purpose: to help you in your craft and become a better photographer.

So again, here’s the link for the PHOTOVISION DVDs and be sure to use promo code PVFAN to get the $39 price!

Still not sure if it’s “legit” enough for $39? Here’s a list of some of their sponsors…

- Canon
- Marathon Press
- RadioPopper
- White House Custom Colour
- Westcott
- PPA
- WPPI
- Animoto

Josh and Kristy got married in Olive Branch, Mississippi on August 14, 2010! They’re an incredible couple, and I can’t wait to post the rest of their photographs. For now, though, this and their engagement photos!

Erin and her bridal party and house party started the day with brunch at the Roseville Bed and Breakfast, and then were off to do hair and makeup! Toby Morris did Erin’s, it was incredible! At the rehearsal the night before, the flower girl would run down the aisle to Michael, he would pick her up, and then she would dump all of her flowers. True to form, she did the same in the ceremony as well! After the ceremony, everyone headed to an art museum for one of the most stunning receptions I’ve been able to be a part of. All of the details were great, the venue was really cool, and the people were a blast! Speaking of the people, dont forget to check out the Woodfin’s memoryBOOTH pictures!

Michael, welcome to Arkadelphia, Arkansas, a thriving metropolis that is a “Great Place to Call Home.” Good luck at school, Woodfins, I can’t wait to see you around town!

Part of the excitement of moving back to school is the community of dorm life. Something as simple as an XBOX 360 controller can bring together community like nothing else.

At first, I wasn’t going to bring back my XBOX to school, to try and be more studious with everything, but that lasted all of 0 days of class. SO, this afternoon once classes ended, I found myself sitting on the couch, with 7 other guys, in an intense battle with Taylor. Man vs. Man. Arkansas vs. OU. Junior vs. Senior. A battle to the death. As luck would have it, I ended up winning by 1 point on a 2 point conversion with no time left on the clock. However, at the end of the day, no matter who won, it didn’t matter, because community is back. But I did win. I have one more semester before “dorm life” in my lifetime ceases to exist as I know it.

I graduate in December, with no idea what life looks like after that….other than I’ll be doing ministry and making photographs.

where does time go.

Jeff and Emily got married in Berry Chapel on the campus of Ouachita Baptist University and had their reception at First Baptist Church Arkadelphia, where Jeff and Emily served together while they were students at OBU. Emily’s hair stylist was none other than Arkadelphia’s own Salon 620. If you haven’t seen their memoryBOOTH pics yet, be sure to check them out here!

I believe it’s safe to say, Jeff and Emily, you are and always will be missed on the campus of OBU. Good luck as you embark off to the “real world” in Dallas, but don’t forget to visit us!

Just so you know, if you’re wanting these as a Facebook profile pic, the album is RIGHT HERE! I do ask, though, that if you make the picture your profile picture, please dont crop it! Simple as that!

If you want to order any prints or digital copies of high-res images, click here and the password is texanbooth to see them!

So here it is, a memoryBOOTH straight out of Marshall, Texas!

Here’s the story on this next one. Dad gave the guy in the striped shirt a wet willy….who, in reaction, jerked his head away…….straight into the lady in green’s face.

Kate and Connor got married in the Rose Garden by the Peabody Little Rock on the morning of July 24! The cool part about the ceremony was it was basically everyone that was at the rehearsal the night before. A really small, intimate ceremony composed mostly of family members and a few close friends. I thought it was an awesome setting for a wedding ceremony….and evidently so did the Arkansas Queen boat across the river. From the second that the pianist started playing until Kate and Connor were out of sight, it was playing a cartoony song, blaring it from across the river. Some couples would have been devastated, but everyone in the ceremony started to chuckle. Instead of crashing the ceremony, it brought a little laughter to everyone. It was great!

After the ceremony, Connor’s family put on a lunch for everyone at Vieux Carre in Little Rock. I was extremely pumped when I found out I was also invited! I actually finished lunch feeling a little ashamed. This place was the bee’s knees, and I’d never heard of it! There are so many places in Little Rock with GREAT food, but I just get stuck in the routine of the same places. But that’s another blog post for another day!

That evening, they had the reception in the Arkansas Ballroom of the Peabody hotel, with awesome food, a gorgeous cake, a dance floor, and some awesome light. They also had a memoryBOOTH that’s definitely worth checking out!

Connor and Kate, I wish you both the best! Your family was incredibly warm and welcoming, and if there’s ever anything I can do for you, don’t hesitate!

Also, special thanks to a company I’m extremely proud to now be working with, COLORATI! This was the first wedding I’ve used them for. They are INCREDIBLE at customer service. The definition of it! And their office manager is second to none! Thanks Leon, Katie, and everyone! Life savers!

Also, I’m working on a new (to stay) blog redesign! So get ready, hopefully sometime next week it’ll hit the press.

Here’s a couple things for those of you in the pics! The Facebook albums will be up early next week. By the time this posts, I’ll be in Mountain Home for the Leadership Summit, then off EEEAAARRRLLY Friday morning to Erin Young’s wedding in Marshall, TX!

If you’d like a print or a digital copy, feel free to check it out here! The password is harmonBOOTH just like that!

While you’re at it, check out more memoryBOOTH blog posts, and if you want one for your next party, wedding, reception, or event, feel free to use the contact form and let me know!

But, here’s a few of my favorites from Saturday’s Arkadelphia Wedding.

So yea…OBU rules.

A rare appearance by yours truly…

I may or may not have ordered a 10×20 canvas float wrap (canvas print mounted on a 1.5″ thick board to give it depth from the wall) of this bad boy right here….