We have had the same look to our web site for a few years now. Every year I would update some of the photos and make some minor changes but it was still basically the same. When you have a good thing, why change it? Many people have complimented us on our oldpresent web site. It is a vital part of our business and it has worked very well for us, as well as our clients. Because the internet is always changing, I have to change with it. With the advent of Web 2.0, XHTML, and CSS, the internet standards have changed so it was time to create a new, improved model.

In a couple of weeks I will be publishing our new design. I've been working on it for a while now and it is coming together quickly. Please let us know of this new look. All suggestions, comments or questions are appreciated.

New things to look for: New images! We are going to have downloadable windows backgrounds and screen savers for your computer, FREE! Our social network has grown to include Facebook and MySpace so be sure to look us up and become a part of our world and we can sneak a peek at yours!

Everyone at iZZon photography is trying to stay in high spirits as we round the last lap of winter. That grumpy groundhog says we have six more weeks of the cold stuff and I'm trying hard to wrap my head around it! Six weeks seems like a long time but really, in our world, six weeks is a blink of an eye. We have another wedding coming up, we just finished another bridal fair, we have been shooting a lot of our engaged couples and getting to know them, brides and grooms are looking for a photographer for their 2010 weddings (some still hopeful for 2009-we do have a few openings in July, one in June and one in August), a few families, a retirement party and some children's portraits. Now that Valentine's is just around the corner, we are getting requests for boudoir sessions! These sessions are tastefully done, artistic portraits of men or women in an alluring way and it is sure to heat up an evening!

Still, with all the work and fun we have had and continue to have, I am looking forward to spring and getting my hands dirty in the garden. Six more weeks of scooping snow! Actually, I'm going to use this time to get ready for our spring season and take a little time to enjoy my granddaughters!

I think this little girl is hoping for spring, too!