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Houston, Texas, United States
Hi I am Rome Wilkerson I have over 20 years of experience photographing for many Texas based companies and magazines, Specializing in Fashion and Glamour photography . My work has been honored by leading publications and industry organizations. Credits Xcitement magazine ( photography / design)2002 Houston lifestyle the magazine Go Houston magazine ( Editing/photography/Web)2004 Houston Limousine Network ( Web/Photography/marketing)02-06 Club Vision Houston Yacht inc (Photography/Marketing)2005 Texas Scene online ( Promotion/Photo/web)2003-2005 http://www.houstonprofessionalphotography.com
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Saturday, July 11, 2009

Mia Houston belly dancer

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Ally Pin up


Ally Pin up, originally uploaded by ProPhotoHouston.


Saturday, February 21, 2009

Swimwear test shoot





Houston area local model seeking to get into swimwear modeling, Tested with her for a shoot for a upcoming calender shoot with Houston based flawless entertainment. video


Monday, November 3, 2008

What is editorial photography? { EP }

What is editorial photography?


Editorial photography refers to the pictures in a magazine that aren't ads. The photographs that go along with the articles - even the cover of the magazine. Some photographers shoot only editorial type work, others shoot both editorial and commercial.


Yo-247 by you.

Editorial photography does not pay nearly as well as commercial, but with editorial, you usually get much more creative freedom, and you get a credit line. You do it to add to your portfolio - then show the portfolio to get commercial work.

Would you like to shoot a layout of photographs for Vogue? Even if you only got paid a few hundred bucks? Of course you would. Then you show those pictures to potential commercial clients - they are impressed - and you make real money shootiing for them.

It's far easier to get your foot in the door of lucrative commercial accounts if you have editorial tearsheets. Shooting editorial work might not pay the bills, but it will be a very good investment in your future.



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Monday, September 15, 2008

Its just funny


San Antonio 08 B-25 by you.




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Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Dewitt Smith Video: The New Bridal Portrait

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This is a very warm style of wedding photography I think he is very professional and has a great eye.





these are from the last wedding I did last week.



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Sunday, August 31, 2008

Jodie Pawlikowski up coming wedding


Jodie Pawlikowski-Bride 13 by you.


Wedding upcoming in Sept 08

Petroleum Club of Houston

History of the Club

The Petroleum Club of Houston is the consequence of the vision, vigorous effort, and accomplishment. The vision was shared originally by Wilbur Ginther, Howard C. Warren, and Harris Underwood. The effort was expended by a score of men, and the accomplishment is one of the nation's finest, most attractive clubs, towering above Houston's busy commercial avenues.

The inspiration for an exclusive, handsome club of and for men of the oil industry was crystallized on January 31, 1946, when the Petroleum Club's charter was secured from the State of Texas.

Signatories of the charter were R. E. Chambers, Frank Donohue, Vernon W. Frost, W. L. Ginther, Ford Hubbard, B. A. Killson, E. E. Pickering, Jr., Harris Underwood, A. W. Waddill, and Howard C. Warren. These men and others such as Larry Leyendecker, spent the balance of that year discussing their plans with executives in all phases of the oil industry.

At the outset, Harris Underwood was elected President. A. W. Waddill and E. E. Pickering, Jr. were elected Secretary. The first minutes on record of a meeting were dated February 10, 1947. By the end of that year, the ranks had expanded substantially and an Executive Committee, composed of the Club officers, including Frank P. Donohue as Treasurer, was empowered to act for the general membership.

 


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