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Tag Archives: Dutchess County Children Photographer
Going for Four, Hudson Valley Maternity Photographer
November 8, 2012 – 2:08 pm
Child’s Play, Hudson Valley Children Photographer…
October 30, 2012 – 10:01 pm
Size Matters, Hudson Valley Photographer…
October 18, 2012 – 8:41 pm
When it comes to proofing sessions, my clients find the ability to see their portraits at various sizes, a key to finding the perfect way to display their custom art in their home. Being that many are use to 4×6 prints, the thought of a 8×10 on their wall seems like a poster, in reality their image can get really lost on their wall. Projecting portrait images, to scale, on their own wall is key to making the perfect size selection. Notice how the 5×7 looks like a wallet print.
Custom wall displays make a bold impact on any room, especially canvas. I LOVE me some canvas.
Proofing sessions are available to all my clients to make the process of creating the perfect wall display for their home.
Best of Surprise Photography, May-August…
October 4, 2012 – 3:51 pm
It is time to give something away, a 20×30 gallery wrap canvas to be exact!!!! I selected my “Top Picks” from my May-August sessions or weddings and put them up your you to pick your favorite. Be sure to head over to my Facebook Fan Page to “LIKE” your favorite!! The image with the most “LIKES” on my Facebook page by the end of Saturday, will win a 20×30 canvas gallery wrap. There is also a chance to win a Bad Ass Coffee gift card. Go check it out!
Mother’s Day Mini, Hudson Valley Family Photographer…
September 18, 2012 – 9:26 pm
Only once a year do I offer mini sessions and that is for Mother’s Day. A portion of the proceeds are normally donated to a large charity, however this year after several charity scandals, it brought to light where the donated money was going. So this year I decided to keep it local and make a straight donation to a family to use as they needed. Whether for gas, travel, meds or groceries, I wanted to find a family who was truly in need. After putting a shout out on my Facebook page, I found a local family who’s son Alec was diagnosed Neuroblastoma, a childhood cancer. Thanks to this fabulous group of moms, we were able to send his family a nice phat check. I can’t cure cancer, but if I can help out in anyway, I will.
This year was a tad different, we invited MOM to be apart of the shoot. Not only that, we invited kids off all ages to join us. I saw some old friends and met some new ones, over all it was a wonderful day. Can’t wait to do it again next year!























