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Journal Entry #186 - Posted on Saturday January 14th, 2012 at 6:27 pm by Robert Watcher
60'th Wedding Anniversary.
I had the privliledge of providing the photography at their 50'th anniversary in 2001 also.

I had the privliledge of providing the photography at their 50'th anniversary in 2001 also.

Edited on Sunday January 22nd, 2012 at 3:43 pm
Journal Entry #185 - Posted on Saturday January 14th, 2012 at 10:30 am by Robert Watcher
UPDATE - new link to our Travel Virgins website. The site has recently been integrated into my main robertwatcher.com site. The new link is http://robertwatcher.com/travel/
So that there won't be too many dead links until everyone switches their reciprocal links to the new url, the previous asifweknow.com domain name still functions and simply redirects to the new Travel Virgins url listed above. Hopefully this doesn't cause too many issues, but please do update any links on your websites that point to asifweknow.com. Thank You.
So that there won't be too many dead links until everyone switches their reciprocal links to the new url, the previous asifweknow.com domain name still functions and simply redirects to the new Travel Virgins url listed above. Hopefully this doesn't cause too many issues, but please do update any links on your websites that point to asifweknow.com. Thank You.
Journal Entry #184 - Posted on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:47 pm by Robert Watcher

Self Portrait in the favorite corner of my house - Anne's leopard chair and chest for sewing stuff - pics of 5 grandchildren taken within hours of being born - shots of my kids and Anne and I in behind. The door we come and leave by, just to the right!

Edited on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:50 pm
Journal Entry #183 - Posted on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:39 pm by Robert Watcher
Journal Entry #182 - Posted on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:35 pm by Robert Watcher

Edited on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:51 pm
Journal Entry #181 - Posted on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:32 pm by Robert Watcher
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Journal Entry #180 - Posted on Friday January 13th, 2012 at 9:29 pm by Robert Watcher

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Journal Entry #179 - Posted on Friday October 1st, 2010 at 11:00 am by Robert Watcher
My wife Anne grabbed a few shots of me while I was working on the recent Love Story Session in Niagra-on-the-Lake. She used my Olympus E-PL1 that I was using to capture a few short video clips to include in the couple's Love Story slideshow:
I started off the session by having the couple pose in a gazebo and I stood back quite a ways to shoot it with a long lens. Tons of people were gathered around - and by the looks of it in this shot, some were joining in on the photography ( actually on second look, you'd almost think I was putting on a Workshop
)

I generally just stand and talk with the couple and give suggestions on how to "act out the part" for me - - - by suggesting real life scenarios they may encounter

the very odd time I get a little hands on - but generally I have them watch me as I stand the way that I want them to stand

Here I was using my E-PL1 for some video footage

And grabbed a couple of stills with that camera as well, before heading back to my tripod mounted camera and long lens

My 3 step stool is a handy and many times essential piece of gear to get me some height when I need it

It was getting dark when Anne grabbed this shot with the E-PL1 set at 3200 ISO, f5.6 @ 1/20'th - I was bracing against the tree to get some stability with the slow shutter speeds on my camera

I started off the session by having the couple pose in a gazebo and I stood back quite a ways to shoot it with a long lens. Tons of people were gathered around - and by the looks of it in this shot, some were joining in on the photography ( actually on second look, you'd almost think I was putting on a Workshop
)
I generally just stand and talk with the couple and give suggestions on how to "act out the part" for me - - - by suggesting real life scenarios they may encounter

the very odd time I get a little hands on - but generally I have them watch me as I stand the way that I want them to stand

Here I was using my E-PL1 for some video footage

And grabbed a couple of stills with that camera as well, before heading back to my tripod mounted camera and long lens

My 3 step stool is a handy and many times essential piece of gear to get me some height when I need it

It was getting dark when Anne grabbed this shot with the E-PL1 set at 3200 ISO, f5.6 @ 1/20'th - I was bracing against the tree to get some stability with the slow shutter speeds on my camera

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