Since my brother developed lung cancer, he decided to start a blog titled Cancer With Laughter detailing the humorous, and at times exasperating, side of dealing daily with cancer. Here’s one of his more recent posts about his awesome dog, Major.
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Cancer with Laughter
Friday, January 6th, 2012Mathews Green in Virginia Beach
Friday, January 6th, 2012
We recently finished a website for a new home development in Virginia Beach, Mathews Green. Although still in process with ongoing updates, it includes listings of custom and estate homes for sale. Mathews Green is a small community of 45 homesites, tucked away just off Princess Anne Road and has easy access to a plethora of amenities including shopping, dining and recreation as well as being close to the Virginia Beach Municipal center, military bases and medical facilities.
Photos of the Chesapeake Bay
Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011I recently found some wonderful photos of the bay that a local photographer posted on flickr and had to share. His name is Al Butzer and he has done a fantastic job capturing the beauty of the bay. You can view more of his photos on his website at albertbutzer3.com. Enjoy!
Sajo Farm After the Rain…
Tuesday, May 17th, 2011When hiring professional photography, I always order blue sky and puffy clouds. This past weekend, the rain had just ended and the skies opened up, so I couldn’t resist the opportunity for some outdoor photos. I took a few quick shots shown here at Terry-Peterson Residential’s new home communitiy in Virginia Beach, Sajo Farm.
Roasted Peanuts, Anyone?
Friday, April 1st, 2011
We just finished a new website for our friends at the Peanut Growers Cooperative Marketing Association in Franklin, Va. including peanut farmers from Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. These are fresh, large kernels perfect for roasting (check out the recipe section for storing and roasting your own peanuts, as well as yummy recipes).
Order your raw, shelled peanuts online now! If you have a favorite recipe using peanuts or peanut oil, send it to us and we’ll post it because…we love peanuts.
Sometimes micro-websites are just enough.
Tuesday, February 15th, 2011
VetMedResearch.com is The Wedewer Group’s dedicated website to register veterinarians for its research panel, serving clients in the pharmaceutical, nutrition and pet products categories. Although the design is fairly flat and simple, the backdoor operating system allows users to register and update their profiles and the administrator to edit, pull reports and analyze data.
Thank you to The Wedewer Group – As always it is a pleasure working with you!
Kayla Loves Her New Dog Collar by Mrs. Bones
Friday, January 7th, 2011As promised…Kayla models her new collar.
Cheers to a great new year for 2011
Monday, January 3rd, 20112010 gave us some fantastic clients and fun projects. We have been so busy (which is good!) that we’ve neglected our own blog. So let’s start with ~
Mrs. Bones Bowtique ~ Mrs. Bones makes absolutely beautiful designer dog and pet collars – including the Martingale style – and once we finished their new website they sent us a few samples for our lab, Kayla. The collar fabric choices are awesome in the store, and when you add the gold engraving (added by Mrs. Bones herself), they are even more stunning. Check out their stores at Hilltop in Virginia Beach and Williamsburg. I’ll post a photo of Kayla modeling her new collars soon…Thank You Mrs Bones! You can also shop for Mrs. Bones’ collars online at www.mrsbones.com.
Choosing the Right Photographer
Friday, February 19th, 2010
Sajo Farm Pool and Clubhouse
We are lucky enough to work with some awesome photographers on our projects and we always enjoy working with Chris Crumley. He took this photo of Sajo Farm Pool and Clubhouse at dusk for one of our favorite clients, The Terry•Peterson Companies at one of their new home communities, SajoFarm in Virginia Beach. Chris makes everything look easy. Taking evening or dusk photos involves more than just using your flash. This shot needed the right angle and elevation, property must be cleaned and prepared, lights scheduled to be on, pool furniture situated, sprinklers turned off, multiple lighting techniques used via voice radio and last but not least, calling the right day for good weather. It also involved complex post-production work to marry a lot of images together. Beautiful – thanks again, Chris!
