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Sunday, October 3, 2010
Portrait Sessions in the Leaves, Fall 2010
Sunday, August 8, 2010
New "Fine Art" Business Card layout
Announcing the new "Fine Art" business cards for Glenn Brogan Photography! Let me know what you think of the design. More updates soon, including the revealing of the "Family" business card design and "Catching up with Glenn". Stay tuned... (our contact number has changed, the new number is: (702) 366-5636).
~ Glenn B.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Photo Credits
I have enjoyed years of working with you and I have enjoyed our shoots, putting together magical images, and seeing your enjoyment from the fruits of my labor.
I wanted, however, to bring up something that needs to be shared. As many photographers do, I have image coded each photograph I have ever taken. Those images are uploaded into a database, and it tracks where those photos, no matter how cropped, altered, or renamed, are used.
Out of curiosity, I opened this database report, and I was surprised to see that in over eighty percent of those usages, I was not given photo credit (www.glennbrogan.com or www.beyondpairadice.com), which is part of our contractual agreement.
I am very glad that you enjoy the images we take together enough to post and share them on the internet and I hope that you will continue to share them. However, when the subject fails to give photographer credit, it is much like bootlegging a CD for your friends of an artist you like. The photographer loses both a possibility to improve their exposure, as well as the potential future business due to an uncredited photograph.
Please, in your photos, credit your photographer, no matter who it is. And photographers as well, credit your subjects. If you have any questions, please contact me: copyright@glennbrogan.com
Sincerely,
Glenn Brogan
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Fall Hiking in Utah and Arizona, Part Four
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Fall Hiking in Utah and Arizona, Part Three
Southern Utah, Saturday, Grand Staircase Hoodoos, Lower Antelope, Horseshoe Bend: The third day of this four day journey started outside of Kanab, Utah applying for a permit (through a lottery system) to the Wave for Sunday. I was drawn, and then headed for some Hoodoos in Grand Staircase National Monument. The formations and landscape were breath-taking to say the least. After about an hour of hiking and shooting, it was time to head toward Page, Arizona and Lower Antelope Canyon. Lower Antelope is just amazing! Impossible to describe, but images help. :) From Antelope, I went to Horseshoe Bend, along the Colorado River by Page, Arizona. This is a cool location and I wish I had a wider lens to do it justice, but I think I got a good image to show off it's 1000-foot drop to the river below in a nice horseshoe shape. That evening, I reserved a Motel room in Page, Arizona and didn't realize that the 7th Annual Balloon Regatta was happening that weekend! There were 26 Hot Air Balloons lining the main street in Page for a spectacular Balloon Glow! I talked with a few of the Balloonists and found out that they were planning a Mass-Ascension in the morning with over 70 Balloons! More on that in Part 4. Until then, enjoy!















