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Check out the Flash Flavor website, which was created by our good friend, Matt Adcock. Andrew just contributed an article about how he made the above signature LaCour image.

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There's nothing like rolling into town for an impromptu birthday bash! This week, we stopped in Delaware on our way up to Philly and NYC. We spent the evening with friends, including the beautiful and talented Laura Novak and her fiance, John. Laura is a savvy entrepreneur who owns and operates a thriving storefront studio in the heart of Wilmington. She is teaching a seminar at this year's DWF Convention, so be sure to check it out! Laura is one of the most creative marketing minds in the photography community.

LiveBooks has just launched a new website for the Richard Avedon Foundation, which features, of course, the amazing work of Richard Avedon. For anyone who is not familiar with this legendary photographer and his powerful photographs, go look now! And for those of you who are familiar with his work, go spend an hour being inspired all over again.

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LaCour is on a whirlwind trip that began on September 5 in LA and ends on September 20 in NYC!

We kicked-off by shooting a wedding with Denis Reggie in beautiful Malibu and close-out with a ShootQ party at the coolest studio in NYC – Eddie Adams famed Bathhouse. In between, we've shot a wedding in Washington, DC, had 2 more ShootQ parties, and caught up with friends along the East Coast.

Late-nights are finally catching up with us. I caught Andrew dozing in our hotel room in DC. Even when he's sleeping, Andrew still manages to look like he might be working. His laptop was glowing as he snored. I think his dance moves at the fun KISS & ShowIT party finally tired Andrew out! Thanks Kevin, Shaun and DJ for making Andrew sleep!

We've enjoyed meeting up with many of you on the road. Thanks for your encouragement as ShootQ's tour continues. See you in Philadelphia tomorrow and NYC on Thursday!

The Denver Post wrote a story about Rocky Mountain Adventures photographer Charlie Malone, who uses homing pigeons to send his memory cards back to the store to get the photos ready to show and sell by the time the clients who are whitewater rafting get back from their trip down the river. I guess they don't have wi-fi access on the river? Still, pretty cool, though. Can anybody think of other ways to integrate homing pigeons into your digital workflow?

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