"If you truly make your business about helping other people you'll always have plenty of work." - Phil Jay (my pops)
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- Location:
- Santa Barbara, CA, 93103
- Birthday:
- 29 August 1979
David Jay
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David Brenot Photographe Hi my Friend ;-) Hope you are fine in Europe !
Hans Jay, it seems we have similar passions when it comes to photography. I would love the chance to meet you or talk to you about this trully rewarding career path.
Blanca Duran Hi Jay, I just learned about you and want to know more. Seems that you are amazing at what you do. Where can I see your work (photos). Also, will you come someday to Houston?
Julie Spencer Massie DJ, quick question for you: I know you are very pro-FB/Twitter and anti-blog these days, do you recommend creating a separate "fan page" on FB, or integrating your personal life with your work all on one page?
Samantha Jackson I love looking at that wedding on the Mayan Riveria. Beautiful! :)
David Jay I really wanted her to be a flight attendant but she wanted to be an alligator so...
Dianne I think it is so awesome that there are photographers like you who are sold out for Christ .... it is so encouraging for little photographers like myself.
Andrea Seitz Andrea Seitz Fotografie is now on facebook!!! Yipppppieeeee - join the group
David Jay "Consumers choose to buy or not to buy based on how real they perceive the offering to be. Business today, therefore, is all about being real. Original. Genuine. Sincere. Authentic." - Gilmore Pine in Authenticity
BobbyandLindsay Earle Good to have you back! We need to have fun soon...
David Jay Behind the scenes with Josh Newton, Colbie Caillat and Christianne Taylor! So rad! :)
Heinrich Holtgreve hey david, good to see you've had a safe trip back home. i'm currently printing out the photos for my upcoming exhibitions. transferring a 500mb 300dpi file via usb to the printer isn't any fun :(
