If your children are playing softball or baseball its probably because you played it to as you grew up.
These traditions we pass on to our children. Do you have portraits of these days that you can share with your kids? I know I don't, but I wish I did. I know my parents wish they could relive those days with portraits.
A part of these childhood traditions comes the strange ritual of "picture day". Posing in those awkward poses and forced to say "cheese or homerun". These pictures are good to have have for sure. But, they end up in the drawer don't they?
How about something that you will cherish as art, hang on the wall, make creative displays and even start a "watch me grow" album with some of these images that show a part of your son or daughter's journey through childhood?
In addition to a the standdard portrait session at the local ballfield. I can even be commisioned to come to one of the games and do professional level "game day action shots" as well. Give me a call to make plans to preserve these Sports Memories.
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Thursday, May 5, 2011
Softball/Baseball season
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action shots,
sports photography,
watch me grow
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Executive Portraits
Often times we get the honor of creating a portrait of an individual that is being recognized for distinguished service, advancement, or many other reasons that merit them being memorialized.
I personally relish this opportunity to capture a persons character, history and personality all in a portrait that will be looked upon and admired for generations to come.
I personally relish this opportunity to capture a persons character, history and personality all in a portrait that will be looked upon and admired for generations to come.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Cool new stuff!
We are constantly finding new ways for you to show off your beautiful kids, family or pets. This is Stacy's new baby boy Eli. This portrait is made as a "SofttopThin Wrap" with a satin finish (no glare). It can be hung on the wall with the provided mounting block so that it has that "float" look or set on a table top easel as you see here. I think it's a fantastic look. Cute babies help a lot!
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