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“Life is a picture. Make it count!”
is the slogan of wedding and family photographer Ashley
Williams, a senior business major focusing in management.
In fact, that’s the name of her company: APICTURELIFE. “There
is always a picture to be taken on every occasion, whether
happy or sad,” Says Williams. “I want people to know
that I’m passionate about my work, and my main concern is
each client’s happiness. I work hard to capture the
unique and memorable moments shared at weddings as well
as chronicling the love and growth within families.”
Beginning in
2004 as an “equipment toter” for a wedding photographer
in Laguna Beach, California, Williams soon found herself
operating as a second shooter. Branching out to work
for a number of top professional photographers, Williams
gained more and more hands-on experience as she honed hers
sills. Soon she began to dream about a business of
her own. Her father and brother both were successful
entrepreneurs, and they gave her the encouragement and advice
she needed. “My parents always told me that when I
found something I love to do, I could be successful at it
in spite of difficulties,” she says. Therefore, at
21 years of age, she launched APICTURELFIE.
Producing a wedding
photo album of quality takes many hours of work at a computer,
editing the digital photographs to produce just the right
image. “But,” she says, “the most rewarding part of
my job is turning over the albums to my clients. The
reaction on their faces makes all the work worth every second.”
Williams especially likes to take candid shots and feels
that is one of her strongest areas. “That’s when you
truly capture the moment,” she says.
Williams advertises
her business by word of mouth and through her website
www.apicturelife.com
where prospective clients can view some of her work.
Her plans include adding videography to her business services.
“And,” she adds, “I would like to take on a lot more travel
weddings.”
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School of Business and Economics Again Ranked in the Top
Five
The Princeton Review's new 2007 edition of The
Best 282 Business Schools recognizes us as one of America's
most outstanding business schools: "The School of Business
and Economics at SPU is distinguished by its dedication
to mission and vision." We are proud of our ranking by
The Princeton Review's graduate school guidebook
for three years running as one of the top five "Best Administered
Business Schools" in the country. The ranking is based on
a survey of more than 18,000 students nationwide.
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