We met this morning at Market Square for their session. It was rather cool out. Definately colder than when I left the house. We got the session done quickly. It helped that their daughter is much more camera friendly than my little monsters.
If anyone is still wanting to schedule a mini session, let me know asap. I’m running out of available times, and we’re running out of time to get the prints back before Christmas.
Kristin and Will got married just a few weeks ago. They wanted to get a few more portraits of just the two of them, so Krisitn called up the fantabulous Danielle. Danielle then called me to see if I wanted to tag along. We met up with them early early on Thursday morning (the time change has really thrown things off for scheduling sessions) at Lakeshore Park. Kristin is another photographer who is new to the area.
Here’s Ryan & Laura’s slideshow. Thanks so much to Kristy for second shooting for me again.
Laura and Ryan were married yesterday in Rutledge. I promised Laura I’d get a few pictures up before they leave on their honeymoon, so here they are. A longer post will come later. This is just a quick grab and post for the couple. I had a hard time choosing just a few, but I ran out of time. Isn’t the groom’s cake awesome?!
Laura and Ryan got married today, which means I can share a few of her bridal portraits now. We started out at Carson Newman College and finished up at Panther Creek State Park.
Christmas is fast approaching! I know some of you are in the same boat as me - the grandparents and/or great-grandparents expect cards and photos of the little ones this time of the year. Only problem is you don’t have time for a full session, or finances are too tight.
I’m offering holiday mini sessions to hook you up! You’ll get up to one hour of photography in one location of your choosing. (Outfit changes are fine, as long as time permits.) I only have time for a limited number of these sessions, so don’t wait too long to book yours! All sessions must be completed by November 23, and all orders must be placed by 6 PM on Dec 6 to guarantee Christmas delivery.
The mini sessions are $150, and includes $100 print credit good towards prints or photo cards.
Print prices are:
Other times, such as canvases, calendars, albums, and ornaments are available, but cannot be purchased using the print credit. Contact me for details and pricing. Examples will be available for viewing at your session.
And let’s not forget the reason most people get portraits done this time of year - the photo card. I have 25 card options available for mini session clients, and YES, you can use your print credit towards the purchase of these. These 25 represent my favorites and client favorites. Some are from last year, and some are brand new offerings for 2008. (Custom designed cards are available with full sessions.) When you come to your session, I’ll have samples of all the papers available and well as a book with the card choices in it. You can also view them here. The cards are available in increments of 25 cards and are $50 per pack.
Portrait parties can also be arranged. These are super mini sessions! They are only $25 per per family and last approx 20 mins. There is a minimum of 5 and maximum of 10 required. Only prints and cards are available and follow the pricing above. If your print and card totals are $150 or more, you will receive and additional 10% off. $300+ qualifies you for 20% off.
One person will act as the hostess or host and will be in charge of signing up others and collecting orders. The hostess will have her session fee waived and is will receive 20% of total print and card sales in print credit. For example, if the total sales from all orders, pre-discounts, equal $600, the hostess would then receive $120 print credit.
If you are interested in hosting a portrait party, please contact me for more details.
Laura & Ryan are getting married in less than 2 weeks! For their engagement pictures, they wanted to incorporate the fall colors. I gotta say that this proved harder than I expected. Driving down the road, I’ll see all the gorgeous pockets of colors - amazing reds, yellows, and oranges. All the places it’s safe to take pictures are much less colorful.
We started off at the Fruit and Berry Patch in Halls. Wow, what a difference in the 2 weeks since I’d been there last. Unfortunately most of the shots I had in my head were now not possible, but we still got some great stuff. The blue of the sky was a-ma-zing! After that we headed down to Adair Park in Fountain City, looking for some color.
