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Photographer Thierry Dehove leverages Social Media and lands Cover shot of Condé Nast Traveler

May 28, 2010, Delray Beach, FL & Anguilla – As a veteran photographer, Thierry Dehove (www.thierrydehove.com) has captured the visual images of some of the world’s most beautiful destinations. As an expert in social media, he has grown a world-wide legion of fans who appreciate his artistry. By combining his photographic skill and social media expertise, Thierry Dehove has strategically grown his business and recently landed the cover shot of Conde Nast Traveler. The magazine’s cover for its June issue features a photo of a stunning villa in St. Martin taken by Dehove. Like with much of his work, the cover opportunity developed because of his ability to connect with others online and across the globe.

With a rare mix of technical and artistic abilities, Thierry Dehove has created an international photography and graphic design business specializing in real estate, yacht, and resort marketing that is well-known throughout North America, Europe and, in particular, the Caribbean. With a passion for capturing the uniqueness of islands such as St. Martin and Anguilla, he has established himself as one of the most widely-acclaimed, recognizable photographers of the region.
“The blue sky and the unique light are always perfect in the Caribbean,” says Dehove. “It inspires my artistic sense and has helped me enhance my photography skills.”

Thierry Dehove actively uses social media sites such as Facebook as a forum for promoting his business and showcasing his photographs. As well, he has an expansive blog/website which he uses as an online tool to inspire other photographers, promote his services, and provide tips and training for professionals interested in learning about photography and website optimization.

Conde Nast Traveler Magazine prints at 800,000 copies

With nearly 1200 followers of his business on Facebook and over 800,000 readers of Conde Nast Traveler enjoying his cover shot, he hopes to continue to capture the essence of some of the world’s most beautiful locations and grow his business through effective online strategies.
“I’m extremely grateful to be given this honor from the publisher’s of the world’s leading travel magazine,” exclaims Thierry. “I truly believe that it reflects my passion for my work, and I hope that I’ll be given even more opportunities in the near future to work with other leaders in the publishing, real estate, travel, and hospitality industries.”

About Thierry Dehove
Educated in the top art schools in Paris, France, Thierry Dehove began his career as an assistant art director in Paris. Working with many top designers and photographers, he worked his way up to becoming studio manager/art director of one of Europe’s top agencies. In 2003, Thierry Dehove launched his own design firm specializing in both photography and graphic design. To learn more, click here.

Text by Julie Trade Levitch (Sourdough PR)

Special Thank to Lori & Steve.

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Viceroy Anguilla

With this immense resort, Anguilla has just turned a page in its history. Located between Meads and Barnes Bay, the resort to bold architecture has opened the door and seeing this project drew on my spot where I was going to surf this beautiful left … I do not know what to think …

I walked the long hallways and during this visit, I forgot I was on my favorite rock … nobody likes or dislikes, yet we can not remain in this architecture

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Waterproof Digital Camera Reviews Cape Hatteras

10 days in this part of North Carolina. Cape Hatteras is a cape on the coast of North Carolina. This spot is unique with 2 sides where you can ride perfect waves and other with perfect flat water paradise. We went the first week of may and the forecast was generous, more than 40 knots and a study wind at 25 knots almost everyday. Waterproof Digital Camera Reviews Cape Hatteras: what a dream to kite on flat water Like say my Buddy Greg: “The Chesapeake is no stranger to adverse conditions and while we were there in mid-november it was not surprising that we became stranded on the island of hatteras with storm surges from hurricane ida. Mother nature was showing her strong hand so the Atlantic ocean side was very rough and messy so we decided it would be safer to ride on the sound side where the water was calm and in certain areas mirror like!  what a dream to kite on flat water…” The conditions are: North East (side off) and South West (side on) Shallow, flat-water riding with wind speeds varying from 10 to 50 mph. (The yearly average wind speed is 20 mph.) To go back to the main review, click here

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