Elizabeth Medina photography has been featured on a really neat new blog, Blogs of Photogs. How inspirational to be included along with so many outstanding photographers! Check it out if you get a chance! And please watch for my new, more functional blog in a few weeks. I am really excited about the updates that will make the blog a much easier to use resource for planning (or dreaming about) a wedding in Mexico.

I think that after being a wedding photojournalist or a family portrait artist my idea of a dream job would be as a travel photographer for a magazine. I try to communicate with images the feeling and mood of the place. Rather than just showing what the scene looks like I would like to encourage the viewer to feel something that makes him or her want to be there. I always enjoy doing photography for the beautiful boutique hotel, Hotel Villa Mérida, and even though this was a commercial photo shoot rather than a wedding I thought it would be fun to share a few images from the Volla Merida photo session on my blog.

Welcome to the Elizabeth Medina Photography studio news blog! I get to experience a lot of great places and meet really special people through my photography, so the idea of this blog is to have a quick way to share a bit of some of my photo sessions. I can’t commit to writing in either English or Spanish, since I never know which of the two languages I’ll be thinking in, but hopefully the photographs will speak for themselves! And if my spelling is bad, oh well, there´s a reason I´m a photographer and not a writer.

Bienvenidos al blog de noticias de Elizabeth Medina Photography! Atravez de la fotografía tengo la oportunidad de conocer lugares maravillosas y gente excepcional, la idea es tener una forma rápida de compartir un poco de algunas de mis sesiones fotográficas. No me comprometo a escribir siempre en inglés o en español, ya que nunca se en cual idioma voy a estar pensando, pero espero que las fotografías hablen por si mismas! Y si está mala la ortografía nimodo, exisisten razones de que sea fotógrafa y no escritora.