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AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Come early December, timmonzonphoto.com will be no more! That's right, you heard me. In an effort to streamline all of my business as well as compile all of my personal projects into one place, this site will soon be redirecting to timmonzon.com. Simply put, I took the photo out of the name. The new timmonzon.com will include all of my current and former art, video, and web projects as well as my photography and blog. Basically, you will no longer have to hop around to see the different aspects of what I do. Also, I got tired of the design of this site, and the slideshows were not really showcasing the photos the way I had hoped they would, so the new site will be a completely new redesign. I'm still available for bookings over the weekends, at least til May, so feel free to continue to contact me and check out the galleries in the meantime. For more photos, also check out my Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/tmonzon. I'll make another announcement in a month or so!
It's been a while since my last update, but things have been a little slow photography wise. However, there are new sections up in the Galleries section, including Grace's Debut, CJ's Debut, and even some portraits from a recent trip to the LA County Fair! I'm working on integrating my blog into this site, but it requires me to learn a whole lot more about web design than I know. Unfortunately its not my forte, so it could take a while. If you, or someone you know, however is pretty good with website design, let me know, as I'm willing to compensate for services.
Happy 4th of July everyone! It's been a while, but this site has finally been updated, with pictures from Aprille and Bryan's wedding, a collection of this years prom season, and photos from the Relay for Life in Walnut, which I can proudly say I was able to participate in. I've got a few new gigs coming up, so stay tuned for more galleries!
The site has once again been redesigned. Hopefully everything has become more streamlined, as well as cleaner and easier for everyone to access. That, and I got tired real quick of the blue and white scheme. Many thanks to Matthew Campagna and theturninggate.net for all the design ideas and help.