Monday, April 18, 2011
Samantha _ Las Vegas Senior Photographer
Samantha- teaser images from our Nelson Photo Session. More images are coming up soon!
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Marssa Restaurant at Loews Lake Las Vegas_ Las Vegas event photographer
Marssa Restaurant at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort just celebrated its 4th Year Anniversary with a fabulous party on April 9, 2011. I had the previlage to photograph this wonderful event. You can enjoy a fresh mix of Osaka style cuisine and western flavors in this renowned sushi restaurant while enjoying fabulous views of the lake.
Under the direction of Award Winning only Master Sushi Chef in Nevada, Chef Fuji Fujita, you can enjoy the best sushi in town in an elegantly casual atmosphere.
Under the direction of Award Winning only Master Sushi Chef in Nevada, Chef Fuji Fujita, you can enjoy the best sushi in town in an elegantly casual atmosphere.
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| The Marssa chefs |
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| Chef Fuji Fujita |
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| Sushi |
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| Happy Anniversary Marssa Restaurant! |
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| couple of pieces from the dessert table |
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Marssa Restaurant _ Earthquake/Tsunami Relief Fund
After the wonderful dinner at the Marssa Restaurant, great Japanese performers took over the back side of the restaurant, sponsored by the Japan America Society of Nevada, to collect donation for the Earthquake/Tsunami Relief Fund.
These young artists decided to stay in Las Vegas and help their home land by collecting donations to help to those most in need in their homeland after the devastating Earthquake/Tsunami. All donation collected by JASN for Earthquake / Tsunami Relief will go to the Japanese Red Cross Society via the Consulate General of Japan in San Fransisco
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| The performers |
Friday, April 15, 2011
Diana & James _ Las Vegas Wedding Photographer
Diana & James had been together for 17 years. They have 2 beautiful kids already. What is the best place to tie the knot, than Las Vegas, what is in the middle between Australia, where they live and England, where their family and friends live. Diana's special dress was designed and made by James's sister. What a talented young woman she is! You can check out her masterpiece on this images.
Congratulations to you guys!
Congratulations to you guys!
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| United... |
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Zsambek, Hungary _ Premonstratensian monastery church built in 13th century
Little history...
Zsámbék is located 30 km west of Budapest, Hungary.
Zsámbék has been inhabited since Paleolithic times. It has seen Celtic, Roman and Avarian populations throughout its history, according to archaeological finds.
The building of the Premonstratensian church begin in 1220.
The church was destroyed and rebuilt a couple of times. It was destroyed in 1241 during the Mongolian invasions, in the XVII century when the Turkish troops occupied it and Hungarians fought for it and also in 1763 by an earthquake.
It was not reconstructed after this horrific event. Settlers from Germany, who came to live in the abandoned village after the Turkish occupation, took the stones from the church and used them for building houses and fences. Many of the church's stones are still present in the walls of older houses.
That’s how it looks like nowadays. Still standing beautifully... By the way, that was the view when I woke up in the mornings in my friend’s house. Yes, snow, every day during my stay there in December. Not bad, right? I thought to share this little peace of the Hungarian culture. :-) (part of the history is taken from WIKIPEDIA)
Zsámbék is located 30 km west of Budapest, Hungary.
Zsámbék has been inhabited since Paleolithic times. It has seen Celtic, Roman and Avarian populations throughout its history, according to archaeological finds.
The building of the Premonstratensian church begin in 1220.
The church was destroyed and rebuilt a couple of times. It was destroyed in 1241 during the Mongolian invasions, in the XVII century when the Turkish troops occupied it and Hungarians fought for it and also in 1763 by an earthquake.
It was not reconstructed after this horrific event. Settlers from Germany, who came to live in the abandoned village after the Turkish occupation, took the stones from the church and used them for building houses and fences. Many of the church's stones are still present in the walls of older houses.
That’s how it looks like nowadays. Still standing beautifully... By the way, that was the view when I woke up in the mornings in my friend’s house. Yes, snow, every day during my stay there in December. Not bad, right? I thought to share this little peace of the Hungarian culture. :-) (part of the history is taken from WIKIPEDIA)
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| The old village under the church, which become part of the city now |
Open House at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort 2011 _ Lotus Court
Open House at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort 2011_3_ Lotus Court
Flowers and decoration provided by http://www.floral2000.com/
Flowers and decoration provided by http://www.floral2000.com/
Open House at Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort 2011 _ Andalusian Garden
Open House 2, Andalusian Garden. Flowers and decoration provided by http://www.petalsflowershoppe.net/
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