Ohayocon 2012 Recap!

by admin - February 7th, 2012

By: Jess

Well, I originally intended this to be a bit more of a convention review, but this con was just so jam packed with time behind the camera that I don’t think it would be fair to comment on the quality of the con, when we ourselves didn’t really get to experience that much! I put some relevant points in bold if you’re curious as to what our thoughts were on the con itself. Read the rest of this entry »

Updates are a-comin’!

by admin - January 12th, 2012

Hey everyone! Jess here! We’ve got some site changes coming up, so if something doesn’t work or seems lost, fear not! Just stay tuned! :)

Jess

How to Make a Giant Carrot Ranka-style

by Jess - September 15th, 2010

Hello everyone!

This is my first how-to tutorial, so I apologize if it’s not the best. =P

Ranka style!

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Nick

Elemental joins The Enthusiasts!

by Nick - September 7th, 2010

Elemental of Elemental Photography has offically joined The Enthusiasts!

She is an amazing photographer and one of the original inspirations for the creation of The Enthusiasts.  We are overjoyed at having her and are super excited about the great things we will be able to do together!

What does she bring to us?  Well,  our #1 most asked for service is personal photoshoots at conventions.  Elemental is the #1 cosplay photoshoot photographer!   Thats right!  She will be working with us to setup a personal at con photoshoot service!   We are working on getting all the details put together but expect to hear more on it soon.

Now we provide HD video, hallway convention coverage photography, dual photobooth photography, personal photoshoot photography AND professional print services!   We should be your one stop cosplay photography shop at conventions!

We are SUPER excited!

Sam

OMG Con- Country Roads, Take Me Home

by Sam - June 30th, 2010

Every so often, frequently when I’m hungry, I get in the mood for adventure. I’ll be on the road, my tummy will rumble and I’ll decide to sample the local fare. A lot of the time I won’t know any of the restaurants nearby and fast food doesn’t sound too tasty, so I’ll turn on the GPS, hit the food option, and wait for the fates of electric maps to take me somewhere. Normally I’ll settle for a mediocre diner or an expensive café, but once in a while I get lucky. My GPS will lead me to a place where the food is unbelievable, reasonably priced and the people serving are as excited to seat me as I am to eat. A gem in the middle of nowhere, I’ll stumble into this place, feel relaxed and accepted and wonder how it was I’ve not been aware of it all my life.

That’s exactly how I feel about OMG Con.

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