The WPJA contest is one tough contest to crack. The shots you think would never be singled out do well, and the shots you are sure will do well never see the light of day. I was fortunate enough to have a 4th placement with the image above in the “Getting Ready” category. Between the [...]
Posted on July 3rd, 2007 by Climie
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Late last year, we started doing client previews. Within one week of the wedding, we send out a link to a custom slide show featuring some of our favorite images from the wedding. It’s the perfect thing to send around to family and friends to share the experience of your wedding. To see what a [...]
Posted on January 18th, 2007 by Climie
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Climie + Co was approached by the folks at Brides.com to provide images of Amanda & Christopher’s wedding to be featured in the Real Weddings section. They had a gorgeous fall wedding in Big Canoe, Georgia. I love the story of how she bought her husband for $17. Congratulations Amanda & Christopher!
Posted on January 5th, 2007 by Climie
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Second shooter for Climie + Co Photographers, Zack Arias of UsedFilm, is an immensly talented photographer who shoots musicians. Every year he holds a contest open to anyone to vote, the more the merrier. Be sure to head on over, check out what kind of talent we bring to our weddings, and vote for your [...]
Posted on January 3rd, 2007 by Climie
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Ok, so it’s not a direct flight, and the plane will be much bigger, but barring any paperwork snags preventing me from entering Nigeria, I am slated to go Africa in 2007 to cover the first of two weddings for one of my couples. These are really exciting times, and I am looking forward to [...]
Posted on December 28th, 2006 by Climie
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Break it down! Atlanta just hosted its 34th annual Atlanta Photojournalism Seminar. We attended, as did several colleagues from around the country. The seminar was wonderful. We were honored to sit in on a talk by Todd Heisler, the Pulitzer Prize winning photographer who shot the amazing Final Salute feature. It was very moving! Another [...]
Posted on December 5th, 2006 by Climie
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Just for fun, we ordered a bunch of Climie + Co tshirts with a funny twist. In case the text is too small to read in the photo, it reads “Don’t do it without Climie + Co photographers.” We love them, and those who already have theirs really love them. Two per couple will go [...]
Posted on November 29th, 2006 by Climie
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When I was approached by WedPix Magazine to give my viewpoint in an article titled Is Wedding Photojournalism a Fad?, I was excited to jump at the chance. I very much respect the principles of the organization, so I was honored to be chosen to weigh in. There is much discussion amongst photographers as to [...]
Posted on November 24th, 2006 by Climie
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Just this past May, we moved into a wonderful new studio near Midtown Atlanta not far from the new Ikea, very convenient and easily accessable. We now have 2500 square feet of meeting, shooting and production space. It’s quite empty in this photo. This is just as we moved in. It is starting to fill [...]
Posted on November 22nd, 2006 by Climie
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On a whim I entered one of my favorite images of the year into the Photo District News Top Knots contest. This shot happened so quickly. I was setting up for group shots on the beach when I heard someone yell, “Look!” There was no time to think, only time to react. I got two [...]
Posted on November 21st, 2006 by Climie
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