I generally have a lot to say…about EVERYTHING. But in this instance, I’m limiting myself to one. short. paragraph. Last November, I had the unbelievable privilege of attending Jose Villa’s workshop in Jalisco, Mexico. From the food, to the friendships formed, to the sheer volume of information and inspiration I experienced, this workshop has been the highlight of my photographic career. Of course, Jose and the rest of the team, as well as the staff at Hacienda el Carmen, really worked their rears off to ensure our experience was truly one of a kind. To photographers out there (both film and digital, novice and experienced) looking to hone your skills, network your face off, and be inspired to the moon and back, Jose’s workshop is THE best thing you can do for your business and your passion. Here are just a few photos from the various styled shoots we were so blessed to be a part of. As for the mariachi band, guacamole, bonfires, and margaritas, well you just had to be there!
Feel free to check out Part II–you WON’T want to miss these gorgeous wedding gowns! Happy weekend everyone!
Many thanks to the the following:
Jose Villa Workshops | Hacienda El Carmen | Abby Larson of Style me Pretty | Jill La Fleur Weddings + Events | Joel Serrato Films | Brian of Richard Photo Lab | Karina Puente Artist | Jim Cagel Accountant | Mar of Team Hair and Makeup | Kate of Flower Wild Design | Paper goods design: Amber Moon | Calligraphy: Mara, Neither Snow | Cake: Erica O’brien | Wedding Gowns: Claire Pettibone | Hair Pieces: Mignonne | Engagement session gowns: Everly
Sponsors: Richard Photo Lab | Fuji Film | Velvet Raptor | Cypress Albums | Kraft and Jute | Think Tank | Ryan of Finch Designs Website sites
Gorgeous work Jaime – cant wait to see part two! X
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