Last September, I shot the gorgeous wedding of Nikoo & Hossein in Bel Air. I'm so excited to announce that it is going to be featured on the July 13 episode of "Platinum Weddings," a Women's Entertainment Television (WE) program. "Platinum Weddings" follows the design, planning and execution of elaborate weddings. Set your Tivos!!
Congratulations to Nikoo & Hossein!
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Congratulations to Robyn & Jeff whose beautiful wedding was featured in the latest issue of The Knot wedding magazine! I shot Robyn & Jeff's wedding last November at Estancia La Jolla.
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The second Light and Fast Seminar took place yesterday, and it was a great success! This time the group was much smaller, so John Mireles and I were able to give a lot more personal attention to our attendees. Check out this super nice email that Jeanette Sanchez sent to me today! You can check out more about her experience here on her blog.
"Hi Jules,
I want to thank you again for all the info. you shared with us yesterday regarding weddings. I was really confused before I came to your seminar and now I feel confident that I CAN do off camera lighting in a dark church or dim reception, THANK YOU. I love how you sat on the floor and let us peek into your bag, ask a ton of questions, and laugh with you like we were old friends. It was worth every penny I spent and time I had to put aside to attend. I am going to recommend this seminar to any photographer who desires to see the LIGHT!
Warmly,
Jeanette"
Well thank YOU, Jeanette, (and everyone who came) for attending our seminar!
John, the Lighting Master, giving a demo. 
I loved how John's images came up on the screen for everyone to see what he was doing.
Here I am giving my portion of the Seminar.
Thank you to Youkeun Oh for taking this snap of me showing my lighting set-up.
A little outdoor hands-on demonstration.
Everyone chimping over John's shoulder!
The whole gang!
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Congratulations to my clients Julie & Alex! Their lovely Greystone Mansion wedding is being featured in the Society section of Westside Today's Beverly Hills 90210 Magazine. I photographed their wedding last May, and if you'd like to see more images, you can see the blog entry here.
Labels: kudos, news, wedding2007, wedding2008
Tonight I gave a presentation as part of the Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area's May Four Nights. This marks the third time I have spoken for the PPGBA. I am always so flattered when they ask me to speak, but this time I was especially honored to be included in the line-up because the other three speakers are the talented Marc Benjamin, Gene Higa and Anna Kuperberg.
Thank you to everyone who attended and for participating in my talk. I had a really wonderful time!
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So Pictage started their own blog a while back featuring tips for photographers and the latest goings on at Pictage. I just found out that a tip they taped at the September PartnerCon is the feature today! Check it out on the Pictage Blog
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Congratulations to Meg Perotti of Los Angeles, CA, Crystal Verhoff of Auburn, WA, John Borobia of Murrieta, CA. & Norman Enquito of San Diego, CA who won the Jules Café newsletter contest.
Don't be too disappointed if you joined the mailing list and didn't win... we will be running a new contest very soon... I can't reveal the exact prize at this moment, but here is a little hint:
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I will be traveling to Chicago from May 4 - 8th to visit my grandfather, but I would love to also do a Tea for Two with a Chicago-based photographer or an engagement shoot with a couple, so if you are in the Chicago area and would like to meet up, please shoot me an email!
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Jules Café has teamed up with the fabulous Jessica Claire of Shootsac and she is donating Shootsacs for our lucky Jules Café winners! Thank you Jess! I love my shootsac and use it all the time. You will love yours too!
All you have to do to enter is this: sign up for the newsletter here. If you are already on our newsletter list, you are already entered in the contest. When we get back from Oregon next week, we will randomly choose the winners and they will be announced in the newsletter that you are signing up for.
Don't worry, we don't like spam any more than you do, and there is always an unsubscribe button if you wanna get out. But you won't.
Jessica Claire put a lot of thought into her bag because she made a bag that she herself wanted to use. It is the first lens bag designed to pick up where your camera bag leaves off--it's designed just for shooting. Lenses, batteries, flashcards & necessities are comfortably at your fingertips. Can a camera bag really change the way you shoot? Shootsac thinks so. I think so, too.
My favorite shootsac cover: Festive!
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Check out the little video that David Escalante shot to promote Jules Cafe. Holy COW I talk fast....If you are interested in any of Mike's awesome DVD's, Jules Cafe is offering discounts for a limited time!!
Between Facebook, My Space, my blog, everyone ELSE'S blogs, OSP, DWF, the Pictage Forum, the Jules CAFE daily special... its definitely hard to keep up. But I still love it all! My new favorite is Twitter. I'm totally addicted now. I have my close friends and family on mobile phone alert and it feels like ESP - even though Joy and my mother live 400 miles away from me, I always know what's going on!
Check it out! Follow me on Twitter! I discovered today there is even an RSS feed if you aren't a Twitterer yourself.
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Adam Lopez and I are doing a seminar on May 21st called "Two Worlds Collide." He is a financial specialist and I will be focusing on photography. TOMORROW is the last day to take advantage of the special being offered right now on Jules CAFE, so if you were thinking about signing up, NOW is the time to do it!!
Signing up by tomorrow also qualifies you to win a free Tea for Two with me!!
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Adam Lopez and I are doing a workshop from May 20-22!! There is a "Bring a Friend" promotion going on at the Jules CAFE DAILY SPECIAL right now, so you both get $50 off!
ALSO, sign up before April 15 and qualify for a FREE one hour phone consultation with either Jules or Adam ($200 value)
What the workshop is about:
Integrate the Opposing Worlds of Your Photography and Your Finances
Photography: Top Photographer Jules Bianchi brings you inside her creative workflow, starting from the initial consultation with potential clients to the finished wedding album. Shooting, lighting, backup, processing, blogging, online slideshows, and album design are all covered here!
Finances: Creative Financial Consultant and photographer Adam Lopez brings ease and clarity to your business. Identify your business goals and develop a simple, clear understanding of your business and financial workflow. You will begin to create a customized business and financial plan that you can use right away.
This workshop is designed for you to get your creative and business questions answered by the experts. Limited Tea for Two sessions with Jules and private consulting sessions with Adam available by reservation in advance.
TUES - MAY 20th: 7- 10pm
WED - MAY 21st: Full day
THURS - MAY 22nd: Individual sessions by appt. only
Check out the Jules CAFE DAILY SPECIAL for the itinerary and promotions!
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On Tuesday, I spoke on the WPPI traderoom floor for Livebooks. That was really different for me because rather than having a room full of people, there were a few chairs in front of the screen and then the whole traderoom floor around me! I think the talk went well, however, and I was very excited to show off my brand new Livebooks site!
Thank you, Joy, for taking these pics of me speaking.
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On Sunday, Pictage had a mini PartnerCon in Vegas. I was so honored to be a part of the "Ladies of Photography" panel with Me Ra Koh and Pepper Nix. Unfortunately, although Liana Lehman was supposed to be on the panel too, she was too sick to join. Sara France was the moderator, and there were about 700 people in the audience! We covered a bunch of different topics from what it was like being a woman in the photography industry to how blogs affect our lives. I had a great time.
Thank you to Joy for all the pics of me speaking!
Immediately after the panel, I was interviewed to be on Mike Colon's blog. The interview was all about Jules CAFE! Speaking of which...check out all the tea cookies Joy and my mother prepared to announce the Jules CAFE launch. How cute are they?
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I just flew back from Las Vegas and WPPI yesterday, and I am exhausted. Joy and I arrived on Saturday afternoon, and the very first thing we did was join Ron Dawson to shoot another hilarious Cinematic Studios spoof. This one involved photography industry icons Bambi Cantrell, Joe Photo, Michele Celentano, Joe Buissink, Yervant, Jim Garner, & Matthew Jordan Smith. I was the set photographer. Here are some stills from the shoot, and below you can watch the trailer that was created that day!
I will be posting more from my trip to Vegas so come back again soon!
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I'm sooo excited to announce that Jules Cafe is finally up and running! First and foremost I want to thank my sister, Joy, and my best friend, William, of Cobalt Kitty for designing and implementing the whole thing. YOU TWO ARE AMAZING!!!
So! Initially Jules Cafe was meant to be a place for photographers to sign up for my Tea for Two and purchase the custom presets that I designed. But its become so much more than that. Joy decided that it really needed to be a place for folks to visit and see what is new not just with ME, but with all of the fantastic photographers who are out there with amazing things to share.
Please check out the site and see all of the cool freebies and discounts and things that are being offered by both me and great photographers around the country! There are also tips, tricks, & goodies for you to enjoy, and we'll be adding more all the time.
I am leaving for Vegas and WPPI tomorrow, so please come find me! I will be speaking at the Livebooks booth at 2pm on Tuesday and helping John Mireles man his booth as well. Come by to say hello and pick up some Jules Cafe tea cookies!!
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This post is to get all you photographers in the WPPI mood!!! I'm SO excited to be going to Vegas for WPPI to participate on the Pictage "Ladies of Photography" panel (Sunday, 2:10pm), to speak for Livebooks on the tradeshow floor (Tuesday, 2pm) and to just hang out and party it up for a week!
Back in December, I was the set photographer for a secret WPPI film shoot. You might recall the trailer when I blogged about in January... well sit back and relax... here are Episodes 1 & 2. Episode 3 (the finale) will air at the Awards Ceremony at WPPI on Wednesday night.
Click here for a lot more info about Cinematic Studios, WPPI and hilarious out-takes!
EPISODE ONE
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I am SOO excited to announce that my new website is finally up and ready and live! The site was designed by the awesome Livebooks and if you are thinking to refresh your own site, I highly recommend them.
Also, if you are a photographer and will be going to WPPI, I will be speaking at the Livebooks booth on the tradeshow floor at 2pm on Tuesday. I would love to meet you, so please come by!!
Click here or on the screenshot below to check it out the new Jules Bianchi Photography website. It features not only my work, but that of my new associate, Shannon Lott!
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All of my albums are bound at Leather Craftsmen. Their quality is unparalleled, and the customer service I've received from them is always exemplary. They have hundreds and hundreds of photographer clients from all across the country, so I was beyond flattered when they asked if they could feature my work in a sample of their brand new style of album. This is an album that is really going to be unique to the industry!
Leather Craftsmen chose five photographers to create samples from, and I'm so honored be featured along side the amazing talents of Joe Buissink, Mike Colon, Andy Marcus & Jasmine Star.
I'm not at liberty to reveal too many details about the new style of album right now, so DEFINITELY check out the Leather Craftsmen booth at WPPI later this month! The sample they created from the gorgeous Carneros Inn Wedding I shot last October will be there, and its going to blow you away.
This is the email blast that went out this morning... Leather Craftsmen is using red as a theme to tie the new books together, and I can't wait to see them all!
Each year my friend, Davina Fear, organizes a charity auction for Thirst Relief by inviting photographers to donate their time to mentor. It has been a huge success in the past, so if you are interested in being mentored by one of your favorite photographers be sure to bid. Mentoring sessions are an opportunity for you to have your website reviewed, talk about marketing, pricing, have your work critiqued, or just get help in any way that you can. Bidding starts today!
Click here to get to the site. The site will have a Thirst Relief banner that you can click on that will take you directly to the auction site. All times listed through out the auction are based on Eastern Standard Time, and you will need to register in order to place a bid on your mentoring session.
The auction will take place for three days from February 9-February 12th. Auctions will end on the 12th (unless the mentoring session you want is having a bidding war…in which case your auction will end when people stop bidding). 
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Once a week, Pictage has their "Ask & Learn Wednesdays" on their photographer's forum, and this week they are featuring yours truly! If you are a Pictage member and have any questions at all for me, feel free to sign on between 4pm and 6pm today to ask!
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Congratulations to Christy & Matt for having their stunning wedding featured in the latest issue of Los Angeles Weddings Magazine. The wedding took place at The Richard Nixon Library and was flawlessly put together by the talented Jeannie Savage of Details Details Wedding & Event Planning.
I have always loved LA Weddings Magazine, and I am thrilled to have one of my weddings featured in a five-page spread in their latest issue. However, the BEST part is that I'm being featured along side some of the most talented photographers in the country: Jessica Claire, Elizabeth Messina, Yvette Roman, Ryan Phillips, & Yitzak Dalal.
Check it out!
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WOW!!! Thursday's Lighting Seminar was such a rush. Big thanks are in order to Samy's Camera and Marty Glickman of Profoto for donating all of the lighting gear that John demonstrated. Thank you to Shannon Lott for taking photographs throughout the day and to Adam Lopez for video taping. Also thank you to everyone who attended - you are the reason the seminar was so great! I can't believe the number of people who flew in (from as far as South Carolina, Florida and Connecticut to name just a few states) to participate. Check out some of the super nice comments!!
"I learned more than my college courses in only one day! wooo hooo! I wanted to thank you so much for all that you showed me. You're an incredible girl with a enormous heart. I admire the fact that you will share what you know with others, not many people like that in this world.... I will forever keep the information I learned as my foundation. " Christina - Bakersfield, CA
"Valuable 'how to' information. I love John & Jules' work and feel they provide excellent perspectives on lighting." Matt - Virginia Beach, VA
"Jules covered exactly what we were looking for! This seminar was absolutely perfect!" Meg & Charles - Pensacola, FL
"Helpful, comprehensive lighting info!" Jennifer - San Luis Obisbo, CA
"I believe that this information will make me a better photographer!" April -Rancho Cucamonga, CA
"It was really great how you both were so open to show how you did things. The best was just the seeing the little nuances that you do while shooting." Jan - San Diego, CA
The fabulous John Mireles:
Here I am wrapping up my presentation:
Our fantastic participants:
John used me as a model for a few of his lighting set-ups, and I loved how the images came up on the wall seconds after he shot them!
And a big group shot to end the day!
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This has been a crazy week getting ready for both the huge PUG we had at Jay Lawrence Goldman's studio last night and the Lighting Seminar that I put on with John Mireles today. Both were a huge success and after I do two "Tea for Two" sessions tomorrow, I will blog about it all!!!
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Those of you who attend the Wedding & Portrait Photographers International convention each year in Vegas may remember the hilarious movie starring Joe Photo that Ron Dawson of Cinematic Studios created for the Awards Ceremony. About a month ago, I was the set photographer for the "top secret" sequel, filmed once again, by the talented Ron Dawson.
Here now for your viewing pleasure is the trailer for the sequel of "Meet Joe!"
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Congratulations to Nelle Johnston of ZahZoom Weddings and Parties for being published in The San Francisco Gate's latest Special Sections issue of Modern Bridal.
This past November, Nelle beautifullly coordinated Deborah & Mark's wedding which I shot with my sister in San Francisco. The San Francisco Gate used one of my images from the gorgeous reception in an article they did about Nelle and her environmentally friendly business practices. Click here to see the article online, or just click on the image below.
Yesterday I had the fun opportunity to be the set photographer for a Top Secret project being filmed by the talented Ron Dawson of Cinematic Studios. Although I can't say who its for or who is starring in it, I was given permission to release these photos from the set. I can say, however, when the movie comes out you don't want to miss it!! Its gonna be great!
The Australian Photography Forum, Beyond Just Images, asked me to participate in their "12 Days of Christmas" Contest. The first prize of the 12 Days is a free set of my custom presets!
They recently added a "Library" area to the forum and are building it up as a resource area where photographers from all stages (just starting out right through to Top Level Professionals) can go to find source materials, training, information, etc. They are looking to help enable members to take and deliver the very best images they can for their business and for the industry as a whole. For the competition, all members have to do is add a link, review, text, etc, to the new library area of the forum.
The members have been instructed to come to my blog to find out the winner for Day One... and the winner is:
Heidi Brand! Congratulations, Heidi! The presets are SO fun, you'll love them!
If anyone else is interested in finding out more about my custom presets, just shoot me an email jules@julesbianchi.com.
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Jason Sandifer of LiveBooks has a cool blog where he talks about all things photography-industry related and features an image a day from his favorite photographers. I have been featured there before for other reasons, but today he chose one of my images to feature as the "Image of the Day!" click the image below to check it out!
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Many of you who have had a private "Tea for Two" mentorship with me have asked about lighting. I have a very simple but effective lighting set-up that I bring to all of my weddings, and I'm now addicted to it. I hate to shoot a wedding without it! I'm still a huge fan of natural light, mind you, its just that you are given so many more options if you have your own lights to play with as well!
Because of the interest and the seeming need for other photographers to learn about lighting, I am teaming up with the fantastic John Mireles of Ventana Weddings to do a lighting workshop here in Los Angeles on Thursday, January 24th. I'm so excited about it!
John is going to focus more on studio lighting, and I will talk more about on-the-go portable lighting. There will be both lecturing and hands-on training. The workshop will be from 10am - 5pm and the costs are as follows:
$250 if you sign up in November
$300 if you sign up in December
$350 if you sign up in January
This is a super deal if you think about it... the Tea for Two is $200 per hour, and this is five hours of learning!!
CLICK HERE to download a PDF with a course description and outline of the day.
For more information and to sign up, please shoot an email to me: jules@julesbianchi.com
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a few weeks ago, I was asked by Mary Kristen to lecture as a guest speaker in the Digital Wedding Photography class she teaches at the University of California Riverside extension program. I really enjoy teaching photography, and I had so much fun last week that I was really looking forward to it... despite the long drive! The class was tiny which was cool.. it was much more intimate that way, and I got a chance to talk to everyone there. A few students mentioned that they are planning to sign up for my Tea for Two private mentorship, which would be awesome!
I'm going to work on my 11/11 wedding tonight - I promise - so check back tomorrow for that.
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A few weeks ago, I was invited by Greg Bumatay of Bumatay Studio to be a guest speaker for his Wedding Photography class at Cypress College. The class was tonight, so I drove down to Cypress for it today. I am really starting to love public speaking, and it was fun connecting with a bunch of new photographers. Thanks for inviting me to speak and for shooting these great pics, Greg!
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Hello my Bloglets!
I know I promised a wedding-a-day, and I will get to that later today. I have been meaning to put this post up for a while, so here it is: 2008 is booking up so fast that I have not only raised my shooting fee to $6000, but I am in search of a good associate shooter. If you are a wedding photographer who might be interested in working for Jules Bianchi Photography, please shoot me an email to: jules@julesbianchi.com.
If you are a bride thinking about hiring me for your 2008 wedding, I would not wait much longer to inquire about your date!
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I have been having so much fun with the Tea for Two sessions lately. Whenever possible, I bring my mentee to a wedding with me because I think there is a lot to learn from observing how another photographer works. My latest mentee, Lilia Ahner of Lilia Photography just wrote me the coolest testimonial AND put a post about the experience on her blog! If you are a photographer who would be interested in a Tea for Two session, feel free to shoot me an emaill at jules@julesbianchi.com.
The lovely Lilia:
"I came home beaming after my Tea for Two session with Jules Bianchi. Having a private mentoring session customized for my needs with personal attention from Jules was priceless. Not only was Jules enthusiastic and dynamic, but she shared her years of experience and answered my questions about lighting, exposure, marketing, advertising, and client consultations. Most importantly, she taught me how to become organized and to create very specific, manageable goals--both short-term and long-term. She has helped me to think differently about my business and shared so much valuable information that I can definitely take my photography skills and business to the next level. I can't thank Jules enough!"
I just LOVE this magazine, and I'm so excited that one of my weddings is being feaured in the new Fall issue. THANK YOU to Carolyn Chen of The Special Day who submitted this stunning wedding, and of course, congratulations to Jen & Mike who's wedding is featured!
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My very innovative friend, Ron Dawson, launched a very cool new site called F-Stop Beyond.
The concept is this:
"F-Stop Beyond, a show that journeys into the heart of the visual artist. It’s our hope that this will be a program unlike any other. One that will reveal the underlying textures and personalities of your favorite photographers, videographers, and filmmakers. Beyond the techniques and talent, this show is about people. The people behind the lens. The souls underneath the exterior. Beyond brands and beyond the hype."
Love it! Ron interviewed me earlier this month at PartnerCon, and I'm on the show this week!! Even though he got the sound on his video camera, the interviews are sound only. You can click on the bar below to hear it or just go to F-Stop Beyond. 
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Right now, I am at the Best Western Hotel in San Francisco... I flew up here this afternoon to speak for the Professional Photographers of the Greater Bay Area workshop that is held once a month. There were about 80 photographers who came to hear me speak - it was quite a rush!! I was also asked to judge a print competition which was exciting and intimidating at the same time. I loved critiquing the images, but it was hard knowing the photographers who made the images were in the room somewhere listening to my comments. I tried to be constructive! THANK YOU to both my mother and my sister who drove out from the East Bay to hear me speak. I love you!!
And speaking of contests, I came back to my room only to get an email saying that the The Wedding PhotoJournalist Association photography contest results were back. I know there are hundreds of entrys, so I was thrilled to discover that one of my images placed 11th in the "cake cutting" category! How fun! Congratulations to the couple in the photo, Jen and DJ, who's wedding I photographed this past May.
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Today was the first day of The 3rd Annual Pictage PartnerCon. I have been a featured speaker since the first one, but I think I liked today's lecture the BEST! I just had so much fun and the audience was so great...PLUS I announced the launch of my newest venture, Jules Cafe!! This is a place where photographers can purchase my custom presets, book a "Tea for Two" mentor session or workshop, view and download podcasts and more. Its still in the beginning stages, but go to the site to sign up for announcements!
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My friend, photographer Leanna Creel, is a volunteer for a cool organization to help inner-city kids called Photopiece. Photopiece is a 10 week course with the goal to expose, inspire and accompany teenagers as they learn basic photographic skills.
Each week they invite a different kind of photographer to speak, and this week I was invited to speak about wedding photography. I brought sample albums and talked about how I started and what it was like to be a wedding photographer. I was very flattered to be asked to speak and very impressed with the kid's work that I was shown. 
I wanted to show off this cool ad that Ron Dawson of Cinematic Studios has currently running in Rangefinder magazine...isn't it CUTE?? (Thank you, Brian Palmer, for the scan!)
The Artistic Guild of the Wedding Photojournalist Association [AG]WPJA has a contest each quarter, and I always forget to enter. Joy finally decided to do it for me, and this Holga shot from Lindsay & Spencer's Bel Air Bay Club wedding won in the Portrait category! Okay okay... so its 11th place, but I am happy to be recognized! Congratulations to my friend, Anna Kuperberg, who won first place in the "Getting Ready" category. Congratulations to Lindsay & Spencer, too!
I have a lot to blog about, but this week has been crazy ... more soon!
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SUPER NEWS!
I just found out that I have been accepted to speak at the 3rd Annual Los Angeles Pictage Partner Conerference. I'm so excited! I am going to be speaking about workflow, ("Getting from I do to I'm done") and now that my presets work for Lightrooom, (Thank you, Karin Linde!) I guess I'll have to include a little info on that. (BTW, if you have purchased my presets for ACR but would also like them for Lightroom, please let me know, and I will send them to you.)
I have the posters from the first two PartnerCons up in my office!! 
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Thank you for understanding.
Jules Bianchi
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Last night I was the final speaker in the Professional Photographers of The Greater Bay Area's "Four Nights" Series for May. May's topic was weddings, so among other things, I talked about marketing, shooting, workflow and how I use my custom xmp files to easily and quickly batch process RAW files in Bridge without ever opening ACR. (Shoot me an email if you're interested: jules@julesbianchi.com)
Thank you to both my mother and sister who came to hear me speak and shot all of the photos for my blog. Love you, guys!!
The lecture was held at PhotoLab in Berkeley, and besides the fact that I LOVED seeing all the FILM that was still stocked there, I almost fell over when I saw what they were using as a DOORSTOP. 
I had one of these when I was 17!!
You can see my blog behind me because we touched on the importance of blogging and what that could mean to them on a marketing level.
I spent most of the lecture here behind my computer because most of my talk was workflow demonstration.
This is my new friend, Harry Burton. Check out the film behind us!!
They even presented me with this lovely certificate. THANK YOU, guys, it was an honor!
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Because I returned from shooting in Seattle so very late last night, I did not plan to get up early. However, this morning Joy woke me with a call to tell me that Ron Dawson of the super creative Cinematic Studios.net (for wedding industry types) AND Cinematic Studios.com (for brides) created the coolest, funniest promotional video for Jules Bianchi Photography! I met Ron last year when we were shooting the same wedding together in Sonoma (me for photography, Ron for cinematography) and we've kept in touch ever since. After working with me on a few more jobs, he's documented a little slice of my life for your enjoyment.
click here to check out funny out-takes or various speeds of the promo. Or just click on the link below to see it right here in my blog!! Thank you, Ron, for such a cool promo!
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