Two years ago at San Diego Skateworld.

[C Withers Media]

Two years ago, Stacy lost her balance on her roller skates and crashed into Art.

This past Saturday at Skateworld, Art knocked her off of her feet. This is a great couple and I am looking forward to their upcoming wedding.

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http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6157/6191885974_8ce182a674_z.jpg

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[danewilson77]

Awesome. In for "The rest of the story"

[Marcus-SanDiego]

Good going, Art and Stacy. Congrats.

[Ryans323i]

Ugh, potato pushers! Anyways, congrats to Stacy and Art.

[danewilson77]

Ugh, potato pushers!

Que?

[dinanm3atl]

Nice! Bet that was a fun shoot.

[GSEN820]

I heard Casey shed some tears?????

[C Withers Media]

Ugh, potato pushers! Anyways, congrats to Stacy and Art.


Que?

Reference to the ugly brown boot on quad rental skates.


Nice! Bet that was a fun shoot.

It was a good time.


I heard Casey shed some tears?????

I did not, however, I would not have been ashamed if I had. If you take on assignment work (like event photography), the key is to understand your audience's (client's) expectations. Part of that is understanding their emotional attachment to the subject matter. If you have no ability to become emotionally connected to any photographic subject, then you might have trouble communicating with the client about what they're after.

http://thephotoletariat.com/photograph-with-emotion-manage-expectations-and-disappointment/

[danewilson77]

Reference to the ugly brown boot on quad rental skates.

Thanks.

HTC Thunderbolt+TT

[UdubBadger]

thats awesome.