The Daily Chews: Camera room on the verge of greatness

Friday, February 4, 2011

Camera room on the verge of greatness

This is the "Before!"

I'll unveil the "After" in two weeks. This will include removal of the garage door (allowing me to use yet another wall of the studio as a backdrop.)

I've hired a professional artist, Joe Paul Pierre, to completely revamp every square inch of the camera room. Joe has done work at several hotels in Las Vegas including Paris and The Venetian.

The designs are approved, with help from a professional interior designer who assisted with color choices.

The painting begins today!

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Ina in AlaskaFebruary 4, 2011 at 1:45 PM
WOW this is very exciting!!!! I cannot wait to see the results! Will there be gondoliers??
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Hi! Fauxtawg Dawg, here!

This is where I'll share a few behind the scenes biscuits that I've sniffed out around the studio and around town.

Pixel, our ace fauxtawgrapher, will be responsible for most of the photos shown on this blawg. He may be spayed but his lens is not.

David is often too politically correct to unleash the real 'behind the scenes' stuff that tells the true story about running a photography studio. So my job is to scoop the poop and put it where it belongs.

David will make guest commentaries as well. If you know him already you'll understand that he's known for sanitizing his opinions in public. But he may surprise you.

Kelsey, studio manager and Queen of Green, will appear through some of her candid photos when she's not holding onto equipment or trying to clean up one of David's organizational nightmares.

I'm going to live up to my Fauxtawg Dawg name. I'll bark a lot, mark a few spots and chew up the scenery - sometimes more than necessary. My reports won't be the kind of stories you'll see in Facebook or Dogbook. I'm likely to say things that don't always rub everyone right. If so, shake it off and chew on your own bone! Life is what it is!

Click here to visit the official site of David Jensen Photography.
And add your comments often. Pixel, David and I enjoy hearing your side of the story.