ImpactImages|Events

07/15/2012

**To Watch In HD Click on the Vid Name**

I want to thank so many of you for making this night one to remember. I had a fantastic time celebrating the evening with all of you. The evening went by so fast! Big giant thanks to the wife for allowing the opportunity in securing the venue privately, your the best honey!

Hope you enjoy the video regardless of the quality of Facebook and hope it flashbacks a few memories from that evening. If it were not for most of these photos it would of been pretty hard to remember the details of the evening if you know what I mean!! lol!!!

07/15/2012

07/15/2012

08/17/2011

06/07/2011

so much to share....soon.

04/02/2011

03/12/2011

01/19/2011

Looking to buy that new point and shoot camera in 2011? Take a peek at this article and review page to possibly help in your decision!!

http://point-and-shoot-camera-review.toptenreviews.com/

We rank the best point and shoot cameras with side-by-side comparisons. Read in-depth compact camera product reviews and articles. Compare features, prices and browse hundreds of screenshots to help you make the most informed decision as to which point and shoot camera is right for you.

01/10/2011

What a wonderful night! Blowing out Gary's Big 40th Bash! All about the company and it was a great crowd! Thanks for using ImpactImages|Events to capture your big day Gary!

12/31/2010

11/13/2010

Tips for Using a Point & Shoot Camera

by Philip Greenspun

Do you feel inadequate because you have a puny Canon SD900 or Fuji F30 in your pocket while your friend is lugging around a digital SLR?Don't.You can get a better picture than he can, for the following reasons:Your camera is light and compact enough that you have it with you at all times.
You have about as good a lens as he does; like most first-time SLR owners, he hasn't bothered to upgrade from the cheap low-contrast zoom lens that was included in a kit with his camera body.
He is using the pop-up flash on his camera as his primary light. You would never be that uncreative (at least not after reading the rest of this article).
Your camera has a better system for combining light from the flash with ambient light ("fill-flash"). A professional photographer with a pile of $1500 lenses and a tripod is going to be able to do many things that you aren't. But rest assured that he carries a P&S camera in his pocket as well.

Read more @ http://photo.net/learn/point-and-shoot-tips

Get tips and tricks for getting the best pictures out of your point and shoot camera at Photo.net.

09/30/2010