Focused Memories: February 2010

This handsome Elder will soon be serving in Alaska! Can we say cold? He will do an amazing job and I was honored to do his farewell pictures. Good Luck!

All the options...and all the trimmings!

"The Bare Necessities"

This package includes a one hour photo shoot and Image CD (with 100% printing rights) with ALL pictures taken at the session. A good choice when you are looking for some great shots but don't want editing or enhancements.

Maternity: $50
Newborn: $50
Children: $50
Senior/Missionary: $50
Family (up to 6): $60
Family (7-12): $80
Family (13+): $100

"These are a few of my favorite things"

This package includes a one hour photo shoot, Image CD (with 100% printing rights) with ALL pictures taken at the session. You pick your favorite photos that you would like edited and pay $5 per image. This price also includes a b&w, sepia, or vignette enhancement. A good choice when you are just looking for a few pictures and want them to look their best.

Maternity: $50
Newborn: $50
Children: $50
Senior/Missionary: $50
Family (up to 6): $60
Family (7-12): $80
Family (13+): $100

"The Whole Tamale"

This package includes a 1 hour photo shoot, 10 pictures of your choice edited (color enhancement, teeth whitening, skin softening, blemish correction, eye sharpening, etc), 10 enhancements (black and white, vignette, sepia, text, collage, etc) and CD (with 100% printing rights) with ALL pictures taken at session. A great choice when you are looking for a lot of pictures and a lot of different looks.

Maternity: $75
Newborn/Children: $75
Senior/Missionary: $75
Family (up to 6): $90
Family (7-10): $115
Family (11-14) $125
family (15+): $150

Announcements, Invitations or Greeting Card Design: $20

Professional and High Quality Printing is available or you can take the CD and print them wherever and whenever you would like.

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My Journey, My Story...

My journey really began when I became a Mom. Of course, to me, my child was the cutest thing there ever was. He changed so much and so fast, I just had to capture those moments. So, we would march on down to a local retail store and they would prop him up on a rickety old chair against a backdrop with footprints all over it, get my kid to crack a smile, blind him with a flash and there you had it. Back then, I didn't know any better, those pictures were PERFECT. Then I had our second child and once again I starting marching him down for the same old song and dance...but then I starting looking at the pictures. They were lacking something. Where was the energy and the emotion? Yeah, my kid looked evenly exposed and was smiling but there was just something so...STALE. So, I starting devouring everything I could about the wonderful and never ending world of photography. I was hooked. When the opportunity to get the camera of my dreams presented itself, I was beyond thrilled. I had a permanent indention of the viewfinder in my forehead and I couldn't have been happier. Whoever penned the phrase, "Pictures are priceless!" Never had it so right!

So that is why I take pictures: Not only because it brings me pure joy and a creative outlet (because I can't even draw a stick figure!) but it also gives me the chance to capture the light, the emotion, the energy, and the happiness that is in us all.

I take pictures to tell our stories...

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Elder

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