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Went to my cousins wedding today, and for the first-time in a long time, i got to enjoy the party, but i still had to do a little work. We got to take family portraits with my family. All the kids and grandkids got to take photos and we were all dressed for the occasion. It feels good to be in front of the camera and not behind it. These photos are perfect to be framed on my living room wall and will be good until we need to take another updated one.

Bonus Slideshow Below, got two versions with the same photos. experimenting with some new slideshow software.

Version 1 Photo Proofs
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Version 2 Water Template
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Just updated the blog to a wider format, because we are photographers and we love photos, so why not show them off, right? We re-designed the blog to feature more of the photos and less typing and taking. We figure that we should let the images do all the work.

thanks for reading, Aloha Brady

Here’s some quick tips on how to choose a wedding a photographer when planning for your wedding. You should allow 10% of your wedding budget for photography on average most wedding packages range from $2500-$5000 some people spend more and some less.

Make sure that you like the photographer’s style from traditional, candid, and photojournalist or a little combination of everything.

last but not least, make sure you get along with your photographer, after all you will have to be with them all day long as they capture your special day. it’s going to be hard if you can’t communicate to your photographer what you want and special shots that you might desire.

Hope this helps, and happy hunting for your wedding photographer. remember we are always for hire, please contact us for your wedding quote.

aloha Brady

Looking on the internet to charge multiple Canon batteries (LP-E6) for my DSLR Canon 7D and found this awesome from Delkin, it’s a dual charger and charges two batteries simultaneously, tells you how much left there is to charge and is won’t break the bank usually online around $50 gets you a dual charger and two plates. The charger can charge all sorts of different camera’s batteries so don’t forget to get the plates for the EP6 batteries.
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Who: Kehau and Mikey
What: Hawaii Wedding Photography by bradyoshiro.com
When: March 6th, 2010
Where: Turtle Bay Resort, North Shore, Hawaii