Don’t forget to sign up for Bluebonnet Portrait Day!

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will host our first annual
(but second ever)

Bluebonnet Portrait Day
Sunday, April 13th

Sessions are 50% off making them just $100 for a 1-hour session! This is an excellent opportunity to update family portraits. College Students: take advantage of having the family in town for Parents’ Weekend.

Though the price is 50% off, you still get 100% service!

• You still get a full 1-hour session.
• You still get online image hosting and sales.
• And, when you spend just $300, you’ll get a CD/DVD-ROM with all the hi-resolution images and a license for personal use.

You can fill your facebook profiles and flickr accounts with images and share them with your family and friends all over the web!

Most people react with “oh I don’t have anything to wear”. Not true! Neutral colors are the best attire for bluebonnet portraits: denim, white, khaki, black, etc. Avoid red/maroon for the best look You can read more about what to wear (and what not to wear) on our site:
http://www.asyouwishbcs.com/?s=attire

To book your session, simply email Lori. Hurry, sessions are booking fast!

…because everything should be just

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Marathon Press has produced this fabulous online “guide to enhancing your home with photographic portraiture“.

Let help make your house a home. Grace the walls of your living spaces with images of you and your family. Make your home a showplace full of truly personal art.

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Pre-touched images. Since January 2006, all images have been pre-touched before they are delivered to clients. We make any necessary cropping and editing for the 4×6 and 5×7 sizes.

Re-touched images. If a client wants further editing for an 8×10 or larger image, will re-touch the image. Small changes are included with the cost of the print as long as requests are emailed before a print order is placed.. Larger changes are billed at a rate of $60 hourly.

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The Hankins wanted to get some portraits of Nancy, Nicholas, & Christopher before the family’s move to Ireland. We headed to Traditions and a nearby park for a fun little adventure that captured some amazing expressions.

Then, as a surprise for the family, Jessica and I (along with our friend, Cady), returned to Traditions to photograph Buddy and Samantha. We all hope that these memories making living overseas without the “first babies” a bit easier.

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Kim & Lance Witt-Parr (click to see images online) said “I do” in front of the big screen at the historic Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas. Their unique movie-themed event was led by their good friends in the industry and was, by design, the funniest and most entertaining wedding I’ve ever witnessed.

After a marathon engagement (since 1993) little elements like the maids’ and bride’s entrance to “At Last” were special touches that got the guests–those present in both body and spirit–in the right mood for this one-of-a-kind event.

What a great wedding memory…their names on the marquis
“Congratulations! At Last
The Wedding Kim & Lance 07 07 07″

As part of the decor for this event, we created “movie” posters from the couple’s engagement images.

Can you imagine a prettier setting?

Lance got ready in the leading star’s dressing room.

The couple’s dear late friend, Walt, was present in spirit.

“At Last”

“IMPRESSIVE CLERGYMAN
(clears his throat, begins to speak)Mawidge…mawidge is what bwings
us togewer today…
Mawidge, the bwessed awwangement,
that dweam wiffim a dweam…”
Yes, the officiant began the ceremony by quoting the wedding scene from The Princess Bride.

With this ring?

these friends made an impressive wedding team

sweet!

Kim’s bridal images were also made into a movie poster for display at the reception.

The couple are not only film buffs, but also life-long frog collectors.

Some of the movie reels that served as cake stands were almost 100 years old!

Rice? Not at this wedding. Popcorn!

and no movie-themed wedding would be complete without a movie at the reception
Guests were entertained by Ian Fleming’s From Russia With Love.

The marquis was especially impressive later that evening.

On Sunday, Lance, Kim and gathered at the State Capitol building and grounds for some formal photography.

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Lauren Davis’
Aggie senor portrait session on the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.

Lauren was later joined by her boyfriend, Brett Gray, for some sweet shots of them as a couple.

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Wytaske family portrait session at Central Park in College Station, Texas.

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Occasionally, customers ask about portrait packages. Since you can buy any combination of print sizes from my online sales gallery, I have no pre-defined packages.

Here is an example of the quantities and sizes of prints you might choose to buy after a family portrait session.

This combination of prints meets the minimum purchase requirement needed to obtain the CD ROM of hi-res images and license to print them for personal use.

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Click here to view your online gallery and albums.

Please be sure images crop correctly according to the size you order. This is especially important with any 8×10 prints.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you for your order!

-Lori

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Bridal Portraits of Gena Dugas at the Texas A&M Administration building and the Texas A&M Horticulture Gardens.

Square cropping is also popular.

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This effect–named Hot Fudge–is already very popular. It’s modern and edgy and will compliment any decor in your home.

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