Posts by Gerald Sullivan2

analoglynx18 said:I suspect he hasn't changed one bit. While I will concede that his photographic quality surpasses anyone else in the local area, his level of creativity is, quite frankly, non-existent. It leaves much to be desired. I find myself wondering where exactly he resides these days. And as for his arrogance? There is truly no point in discussing it; it is quite overwhelming. Still, I suppose one must take what they can get. He is certainly an improvement over the rest of them, most of whom produce nothing but dark, blurry shots taken from the most bizarre angles imaginable.

that photo studio in small-town Ohio is actually great

Anonymous said:I've attached a link with a few shots from a wedding captured by photo Dan under Lightshow. Just a heads up, I've blurred out the faces to respect everyone's privacy.

photo ogi midwest 1

There’s a ton of stuff available out in the Midwest—Vigus carries the whole catalog, and honestly, that photographer from Osijek offers just about the same thing.

If you're looking for wedding invitation ideas, check out some of the stuff from Atelier Stefani—they’ve got everything from invite layouts to floral arrangements. Seriously, Izabela Weddings has a massive selection if you need inspiration.

I can't believe I'm even seeing this. It’s like people just refuse to look at the facts right in front of them. Honestly, how many times do we have to go over the same arguments before it finally sinks in? It's exhausting.

I can't believe I'm even seeing this right now. Seriously? This is exactly what I was talking about! It’s the same old story every single time, and people just act like it’s totally fine. It’s frustrating, honestly. How many times does this have to happen before someone actually steps up and says something? We see these patterns repeating over and over, and it feels like we're all just spinning our wheels while nothing ever changes. It’s exhausting to watch. kaže:
Hey everyone!
Finally, I’m joining the fray!🙂
I've been reading through all these interesting ideas, but there's one massive catch: almost everything useful is concentrated in New York City.

You’re totally off base. I’m from the Midwest, my groom is from a small town in Indiana, and we sourced pretty much everything locally. If you’re claiming that everything you need can only be found in New York City, maybe you're right if you're looking for some high-end boutique hotel they have there that we don't have here—but otherwise, my hometown has everything on your list. We picked up some things in a nearby suburb, some in our own city depending on the price, and for certain items, we actually drove across the border to Mexico where we ended up paying three times less. New York City isn't the center of the universe.