As you can tell, we've added a few things to this blog which is a Flickr Photostream Gallery of all the photos that we're currently taking. This enables us to show you what we're currently doing just by uploading our images to Flickr. As a matter of fact we intend to closely tie the Flickr photostream gallery in with this particular blog so that we can allow you to know exactly what our output is. And as our photography output increases, the more images will show on that photostream.
I'm currently looking forward to the acquisition in January of that 50mm f/1.8 lens which will form the base of our portrait/headshot business and the acquisition within the year of the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8.
Three models have been lined up to assist in the increase of the portrait portfolio which will be going up on the Flickr account. So during the holidays I've been rather busy with the organization part of the business.
Happy Holidays and all the best in the New Year to all our readers.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Friday, December 26, 2008
Falconrose Photography has a new contact e-mail address.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. FalconRose Photography has a new e-mail address. You can contact us at falconrosephoto(at)gmail.com (just use the @ symbol in place of the (at)) We will be working "headshots" and portraits for the first little while building up finances for acquiring some heavy duty lenses (f/2s and f/2.8s), so we'll be getting 2009 rolling. We hope to have a good year next year and looking forward to seeing some more business come in.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Prints for Sale
These make good wall prints for those who are interested in such items.
Sunset over False Creek
Tranquil Pond (B&W still)
Cherry Blossoms at Dusk
Butterfly on Daisy
Sunset at Lost Lagoon
White Sided Dolphin Leaping
Red Tulip
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Welcome to FalconRose Photography's Blog
Falcon Graphics was born in 1995 when Hugo Chikamori, then a realtor with Landpower Realty thought about assisting fellow realtors with the design and creation of open-house brochures. Back then graphics technology based on Windows operating systems was in its infancy, printers taking often 4-5 minutes to assimilate a print job and thus he usually ended up waiting half an hour for a brochure to print. This was NOT the way to encourage repeat customers. After meeting and marrying the love of his life in 2000, he ventured to addict her to model-building and photography, his two other passions. Since both he and his wife were both born in June within two days of each other, 6 years apart, they decided to add the rose (the June birth month flower) to the name to create FalconRose and switched ventures from "printing" to "photography".
With the objective firmly in place, they embarked upon a vision to create a photography business, first by creating stock photography, then ultimately going freelance and opening up a photo-studio. The road towards freelance photography has been long and tiring, however we've managed to get our first few breaks doing some work for Newton Advocacy Society's Annual General Meeting booklets as well as taking some photos for their awards ceremonies. The first steps are usually the hardest and as such are absolutely necessary in marketing and crucial to the overall success of the business
With the creation of this blog we are trying to show you what we're trying to do in the creation of this business, what services we offer and above all show you the results of our labours. After all it isn't just fancy equipment that forms the basis of a photography business, it's the people behind the equipment. FalconRose Photography was originally founded on the basis of architectural photography as Hugo's specialty is and has always been Landscape and Architectural and his background has been in the real estate community. However with the economics of the photographic market, we have had to branch out into other forms of photography such as wedding, portraits and commercial photography. FalconRose Photography is not averse to other forms of photography such as aviation photography and aerial photography, however those are niche markets and the equipment to do those types of photography such as hiring the aircraft to take us up is costly, but we will do those if asked.
Update: 03-30-2012 - We have decided to eliminate weddings, portraiture (other than for our own family) and commercial photography from our business. We have decided to venture full-steam ahead into wildlife and landscape stock photography full-time
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