Chicago Wedding Photographer
JR is available for wedding photography in the following Chicago cities and areas:
Chicago, North Shore, Winnetka, Wilmette, Glencoe, Lake Forest, Lincoln Park, Evanston, Highland Park, Northwestern, Glenview,
Arlington Heights, Glenview, Oak Brook, and outdoors venues.
JR has photographed at most of the top Chicago hotels and reception sites:
The Drake Hotel, Fairmont Hotel, Chicago Botanic Garden, Omni Orrington, Sofitel, The Ritz Carlton Chicago, Park Hyatt Chicago, Peninsula Chicago,
Chicago Cultural Center, University Club, Everest, The Four Seasons Chicago, Chicago Field Museum, Inter-Continental Hotel Chicago,
Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA), Sears Tower, Signature Room, John Hancock, Sutton Place Hotel, Westmoreland Country Club,
Chicago Historical Society, Buckingham Fountain, Cafe Brauer, Sofitel, Allerton Crown Plaza,
Four Seasons, Dewes Mansion, Meson Sabika, Newberry Library, School of the Art Institute,
Art Institute of Chicago, and Blue Mound Country Club.
JR has photographed weddings in most of Chicago's churches:
Assumption Church, Bond Chapel, Alice Millar Chapel, Fourth Prebyterian Church, Old St. Pat's,
St. Michael's, First Unitarian, Basilica of St. Josaphat, Old St. Patrick, and Holly Name.
International Wedding Photographer
Award-winning wedding photographer, JR Geoffrion, is available for celebrity and destination wedding photography
internationally including the following destinations:
New York, San Francisco, Tokyo, Toronto, Paris, Milan, Venice, Bali, London, Prague, Jamaica, Caribbean, Virgin Islands, as well as throughout Italy, France, England, Greece,
Scotland, Ireland, Japan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and Europe.
Award-winning Canadian Wedding Photographer, JR Geoffrion, is available for wedding photography in Canada in the following cities and areas:
Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Whistler, Quebec city, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ottawa, London, Halifax, as well as throughout Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia.
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truArt™ eBooks
A series of eBook articles on the truArt™ process, workflow, and philosophy should published in the winter of 2005-2006 and available for purchase.
Part I: truArt™ Processing
This article is targeted at photographers and aims to take the reader through the identification and definition of image parameters that could and should be adjusted, tweaked, fine-tuned, customized, corrected, and optimized during the Processing stage (the "what" could and should be adjusted).
The full Workflow of how each image parameter can and should be adjusted and optimized will be discussed in an upcoming series of articles by the author (the "why" and "how" each parameter should be adjusted).
After having read this article, the reader should understand all image parameters and feel that his or her images will benefit from the optimization of each parameter discussed in the article.
The reader will conclude that processing a digital image goes much further than just adjusting color and exposure.
truArt™ Seminars
After having personally processed well over 100,000+ digital images, I introduced the truArt™ process – providing more accurate, consistent, and vibrant colors with increased details in the shadows and highlights – closer to what the eyes see.
Since then, I’ve been inundated with requests from photographers for them to purchase a software that would allow them to apply my truArt™ process to their own images.
The truArt™ process is not a software, it’s a way of seeing and controlling light, exposing, and selecting the right software and workflow, and finally evaluating and adjusting each image parameter for unequalled results.
The Seminar Format
Rather than using and showcasing my own images, images provided by the attendees are used to walk through the truArt™ process in details and leave the participants with a very personal experience.
The objective is not to comment/critique the images, technique, or contents but rather to use these “real-life” images to enhance the participants processing capabilities and provide a forum for lively discussions.
To build the seminar foundation starting at the right level for the group, each participants fills out a short questionnaire, which is submitted with their image(s).
The evening seminar is perfect for photography clubs as well as local photography chapters.
Recommended class size is about 15 to 30 participants. Custom full-day and multi-day seminar also available. Please note that seminar facilities not provided.
Business and Digital Workflow Improvement for Professional Photographers and Studios
No matter where you are located, JR can help you.
JR’s success is attributable not only to his artistic talent but also to his years of consulting, sales, and marketing experience.
Prior to becoming an award-winning wedding photography, JR earned his MBA from the Schulich School of Business at York University, completed the Wharton School Multi-National Marketing and Management Program, and also graduated with an Engineering degree from the University of Toronto.
Leveraging his business and technical experience, JR works with you to improve any particular area of your business, from increasing your booking rate to improving your workflow.
He can even help you identify which area(s) of your business will benefit most from his expertise and then define a series of actionable steps to reach your financial goals.
JR’s holistic approach takes an in-depth look at the following areas:
- Inquiries and Bookings Analysis
- Marketing Collateral Development
- Client Profitability and Segmentation
- Products, Services, and Packages Costing and Pricing
- Workflow And Output Quality Improvement
- Photographer and Studio D.I.L.O. (Day In The Life of)
- Business Plan and Goals
JR is a Leica digital wedding photographer and uses the Leica R9, Leica R8, Leica Digital Module-R (DMR), Leica 35mm f/1.4 Summilux-R, Leica 35-70mm f/2.8 ASPH Vario-Elmarit-R, Leica 50mm f/1.4 Summilux-R,
Leica 90mm f/2 APO-Summicron-R, Leica 180mm f/2.8 APO-Elmarit-R.
After Canon went to great length to cover-up and deny any "lost image" issues with their flagship 16.7 megapixels Canon 1Ds Mark II, award-winning wedding photographer, JR Geoffrion decided to invest in other equipment to protect his clients' images.
After thorough testing and evaluation, JR opted for the Leica R9 equiped with the Digital Module-R. With the Leica optics, the images quality and signature far exceed that of the Canon 1Ds Mark II and Nikon D2x.
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JR has regularly experienced the serious Canon 1Ds Mark II image disappearance on several occasions (aka Canon 1Ds buffer flush problem or Canon 1Ds lock problem), prompting him to change his entire Canon system in order to protect his clients' images. In summary, I really think Canon sucks.
As a direct result of the Canon 1Ds Mark II’s failure to perform and Canon’s repeated denial of any issue, I have experienced the following:
- Loss of key client images at every wedding;
- Personal damage to my reputation;
- Hundreds of lost hours and continuous stress over a period exceeding five (5) months while trying to troubleshoot the issues; and
- Over $12,000 in out-of-pocket cost to replace equipment and accessories.
As a professional photographer who not only exclusively used but also promoted and featured Canon products, I was extremely disappointed Canon went to such great length to cover-up and deny there was a problem, only responding when faced with serious legal repercussions. I sincerely hope Canon will take this opportunity to review its values, ethics, and business and public relations practices.
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Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor, Nikon 85mm f/1.4D AF Nikkor, NEF, RAW.
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JR has photographed several Jewish weddings, Korean weddings, Ketubah signings, Japanese weddings, ethnic weddings, and Chinese wedings.
wedding albums, scrapbook albums, and magazine-style wedding album, GraphiStudio albums, Graphi albums, Queensberry albums, Cypress albums, and La-Vie.
According to Chicago Social, Preston Bailey of Preston Bailey Entertainment Design in New York and Mark Held, co-owner of Mark's Garden in Los Angeles are floral geniuses.
National Wedding Photographer
JR is available for wedding photography nationally in the following U.S. cities and areas:
Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, LA, San Diego, San Jose, Boston, Miami,
West Palm Beach, Dallas, Honolulu, Napa Valley, DFW, Puerto Rico, Miami, throughout Florida, Ohio,
California, New Hampshire.
Columbus and Dublin Wedding Photographer
JR is available in Columbus, OH for wedding photography as well as in the other
following Ohio areas:
Columbus, Dublin, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Akron, Beachwood, Canton, Chagrin, Cleveland Heights,
Cuyahoga, Dayton, Kettering, Gates Mills, Hunting Valley, Kirtland, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights,
Moreland Hills, Orange, Parma, Pepper Pike, Shaker Heights, and Solon.
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