Showing posts with label product. Show all posts
Showing posts with label product. Show all posts

Monday, October 19, 2009

Holiday Cards!

Holiday cards are here and they are gorgeous! All cards are flat 5x7 cards and have images on the front and back. You will have the choice of a simple, classic matte paper or a more modern semi-gloss. A unique, shiny, sophisticated pearl paper is also available at an additional charge.

Cards come in sets of 25 and include envelopes and are $50 for the first set. $40 for any set thereafter.

Here are a few examples of the 11 card templates you can choose from this year. If you would like to see more templates please email me or leave a comment and I will email you the whole set. And I still have a couple slots left for this coming Saturday if anyone is interested in having a mini-session, a set of cards and one digital image all for $125. Click here for more info.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Reduced prices and new product!

I am very excited to be able to post about the 3"x3" accordion album. One of my clients was so kind to let me photograph her album and post it on the blog so that I can show everyone just how perfect these are. First the stats:

-3 inches by 3 inches
-cover is a faux leather or canvas. You pick the color
-perfect gift idea for mothers, fathers, grandmas, grandpas, aunts and uncles... especially when you have a young child whose pictures will be inside (in other words, a great "brag" book).
-includes 10 separate images

There is a minimum order of three (mandated by my lab).

Second, I have decided to lower my session fee prices and a few of my print prices. Please let me know if you are interested in a session as I will only be doing a few per month.




Saturday, May 23, 2009

New product: Custom collages

I have been working on some custom/storyboard collages for a customer and thought that I would share them for everyone to see. They come from a photo shoot I did a few weeks ago. I came up with some ideas for templates and then painstakingly put the images in. Even with the help of rulers in Photoshop it took a lot of time. But it was fun in a sense... kind of reminded me of putting puzzles together as a kid.