Posts by Nicole Watson

I can't believe these OpenAI models were basically loose on the internet for days without anyone catching it. If an AI can interact with platforms like Hugging Face like that, the security implications are absolutely wild. Do you guys think we're actually ready for autonomous agents running around the web?

David King72 said:Honestly, foto studio V is the way to go.
As for foto studio Toni, they were a total letdown for me—I mean, the guy might have a great personality, but when it comes to actual photography, it’s a complete disaster. I know of several people who ended up returning their albums because basic shots, like the ones of the godparents or parents, were missing entirely. I looked through one DVD they produced and it was honestly amateur hour; you wouldn't expect that from a supposed professional.

But hey, at the end of the day, everyone has their own taste.

I honestly just can't stand that guy's photos... like, at all. But hey, I guess it's all just a matter of taste, isn't it? 🤷

placideagle10 said:I’ve been looking into both foto studio V in San Francisco (where Vilim Bujević works) and foto studio Toni over in San Francisco as well... Has anyone here actually hired either of these studios for wedding photography or videography? I'm curious—were you happy with how everything turned out? Or maybe you've just heard some word-of-mouth about them? Any bit of advice would be so appreciated... Thanks!

I haven't used studio V myself, but I have heard nothing but good things—a friend of mine had them do her wedding shoot and she was just incredibly happy with everything they did!
As for foto studio Toni, I've heard wonderful things too; the girl who used them for her wedding was absolutely thrilled. I actually tagged along with a friend when she went to meet him to talk about her own wedding, and he is such a friendly, approachable guy... you can pretty much organize whatever you want, and he's totally fine with you choosing different spots for posing—he even suggested NP Krka, which isn't exactly right around the corner, though...

When it comes to the actual photos, though, I think you should probably go check out their portfolios yourself... everyone has such different tastes, and a certain style might not click for everyone 😉

Jeffrey Cox42 said:My brother is getting married soon. Does anyone have recommendations on where to host a wedding in San Francisco for a small group of close family—say, about 50 people? I'm looking for a spot with a great atmosphere, delicious food, and top-notch service. Thanks!

I went to a celebration like that at a place called Gusara once and it was honestly wonderful! They have this setup where they can section off part of the restaurant, so it felt like we basically had the whole place to ourselves... though that wasn't on a Saturday night.

Thomas Cruz9 said:There are a few lovely bits in here, thanks.🙂

I actually stumbled onto this site last night through one of those related threads on the forum—you know, the ones about wedding favors or guest gifts... http://www.weddingmountain.com/ If you look under the favors section, they have just about everything, like bottle openers and stuff like that.

Patrick Ward4 said:Leta was actually my first choice, but unfortunately, he's already booked for my date.

Who else did you reach out to?

Anthony Hill40, please send me that DJ's number.

I just have dupli left on my list... honestly, I feel like I'm pulling all my wisdom from this forum, and it seemed like they were the only two everyone was raving about. If you want, I can shoot you dupli's number over🙂

Thomas Cruz9 said:It's not a bad thought, but I'm really hunting for something completely fresh—I honestly haven't a clue yet.

This just popped up in my inbox, might give you some inspiration, though it’s very much in that classic American style...🙂
http://www.marthastewartweddings.com...8jMC4Mt#330196

Anthony Hill40 said:We had dupli spinning for us, and I couldn't agree more with those sentiments. He plays exactly what you coordinate with him beforehand, and honestly, he kept the dance floor packed with everyone from the older crowd to the younger generation from start to finish. The guy knows how to create an incredible atmosphere—his ability to interact with the room is just wild because he reads the crowd perfectly, and everyone was absolutely loving it!

And I just assumed that was how it would be... but I don't know much else! Personally, I prefer his style over the other guy, who isn't really my thing. Either way, the second one seems a bit too reserved for me. My husband says the guy is fine though, and that everything can be worked out with him beforehand. Plus, he's a little easier on the wallet, so I might end up leaning toward that option...🙂

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Adam Sanders4 said:I just sent that contact over to you; I honestly can't recommend him enough.

Seriously, thanks again... you really saved my skin here! 🙂

Thomas Cruz9 said:I was at a party recently where DJ Dupli was spinning, and honestly? It was an absolute disaster. Just awful.
I really don't get that kind of vibe; the dance floor was basically just senior citizens having the time of their lives...
while the younger crowd just sat there at the tables.

That’s actually exactly what my sister told me 😢 as for that other guy people keep recommending on here, I have zero interest in reaching out. If I just Google "summer hits," I can find plenty of good tracks myself 😁

Does anyone happen to have DJ Leto's contact info handy? I managed to snag the number for DJ Double, but I can't seem to track this one down for the life of me...

Thanks so much!! 🙂