Salt Lake City Population » Guests http://saltlakecitypopulation.com Your Online Guide to Salt Lake Cities Population Sun, 31 Jan 2010 18:56:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 en hourly 1 “ON THE NATION’S BEST TABLES – Guests dine in the famous Terrace Longe of the Hotel Claremont, set in the Oakland – Berkeley Hills overlooking San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate. For 39 years, Nance’s in Kansas City, Missouri has been the favorite dining place of radio, screen and stage personalities. At the Grille, in the Fort Armstrong Hotel, of Rock Island, Illinois civic leaders have met for more than 20 years. The Temple Square Hotel Coffee Shop in Salt Lake City serves travelers and local patrons. The theatrical people of Duluth, Minnesota gather in the Radio Grill, located in the same building as Station W.E.B.C.” ….. 1944 Heinz 57 Ad, A2456A http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2010/01/31/on-the-nations-best-tables-guests-dine-in-the-famous-terrace-longe-of-the-hotel-claremont-set-in-the-oakland-berkeley-hills-overlooking-san-francisco-bay-and-the-golden-gate-for-39-years-na.html http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2010/01/31/on-the-nations-best-tables-guests-dine-in-the-famous-terrace-longe-of-the-hotel-claremont-set-in-the-oakland-berkeley-hills-overlooking-san-francisco-bay-and-the-golden-gate-for-39-years-na.html#comments Sun, 31 Jan 2010 18:56:15 +0000 Census http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2010/01/31/on-the-nations-best-tables-guests-dine-in-the-famous-terrace-longe-of-the-hotel-claremont-set-in-the-oakland-berkeley-hills-overlooking-san-francisco-bay-and-the-golden-gate-for-39-years-na.html Product Description
This Item is an original Magazine ad, taken from a vintage magazine of the year indicated. The ad is suitable for framing and displaying in your home or office. The scan of this item was taken through plastic film, however it is an accurate representation of the item. The nominal size is 10.5 inches by 14 inches. “ON THE NATION’S BEST TABLES – Guests dine in the famous Terrace Longe of the Hotel Claremont, set in the Oakland – Berkeley Hills overlooking San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate. For 39 years, Nance’s in Kansas City, Missouri has been the favorite dining place of radio, screen and stage personalities. At the Grille, in the Fort Armstrong Hotel, of Rock Island, Illinois civic leaders have met for more than 20 years. The Temple Square Hotel Coffee Shop in Salt Lake City serves travelers and local patrons. The theatrical people of Duluth, Minnesota gather in the Radio Grill, located in the same building as Station W.E.B.C.” ….. 1944 Heinz 57 Ad, A2456A

]]> http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2010/01/31/on-the-nations-best-tables-guests-dine-in-the-famous-terrace-longe-of-the-hotel-claremont-set-in-the-oakland-berkeley-hills-overlooking-san-francisco-bay-and-the-golden-gate-for-39-years-na.html/feed 0 Photo Etiquette for Wedding Guests http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2009/12/30/photo-etiquette-for-wedding-guests.html http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2009/12/30/photo-etiquette-for-wedding-guests.html#comments Wed, 30 Dec 2009 18:14:58 +0000 Census http://saltlakecitypopulation.com/2009/12/30/photo-etiquette-for-wedding-guests.html One of my main concerns when it came to the photography at my wedding was allowing guests to take pictures without interfering with the professional photographer and compromising shots. A Salt Lake wedding photography studio I consulted with offered a few techniques and suggestions to ensure guests get great photos without detracting from the professional photos.

Flash Settings
If you will be attending a wedding as a guest and plan to play amateur shutterbug, make sure you are familiar with the flash settings on your camera – this will allow you take beautiful, natural shots, without interrupting a moment or the “official” photos with an obnoxious flash. It may seem backwards but many professional photographers recommend turning the flash off indoors, since the harsh light can often spoil pictures. For outdoor pictures during the day, turn the flash on (most cameras will automatically shut it off), which can help reduce shadows.

Respect the Formal Pictures
Though photojournalistic and candid shots have become increasingly popular in wedding photography, the formal shots are still very important and highly valued by many. As a guest, you should always give the hired photographer the time and space needed to take these photos. Trying to get in to take a shot after the photographer will just drag out and interfere with the process.

Respect the Photographer
Understandably so, everyone wants to capture the perfect moment. Unfortunately, many guests get caught up in the moment and can become aggressive or overly excited trying to get a shot. Always be aware of how your actions are affecting others and most importantly, the photographer. Be conscious of your surroundings and take your photos without getting in the way of the photographer.

Don’t Compete for Pictures
Don’t ruin someone else’s perfect shot for the sake of your own! Practice courtesy and respect with others taking pictures, especially the professionals. Be aware of their position and pictures when taking yours – make sure your flash is not interfering with their light or you are not invading the space needed to capture the moment.

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