Showing posts with label reno nevada children's photographer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reno nevada children's photographer. Show all posts

Friday, February 11, 2011

Crush on GrassRoots

GrassRoots is a name I chose to help define my style of shooting. When a client asks for it, I know immediately what they are looking for.  This was how I began my shooting career and this is where I have returned. It's simple and real. I show up with a camera and let life unfold. It's OK to leave the bed unmade. No, the kids do not have to be coiffed. It's your life and it is beautiful. As is.
This is little Lea from yesterday as she gazes at her big sister. You may remember Big Sis from her Christmas session.
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Crush on Tiny Prints




Looking for something a little more personal for your child's Valentine's party at school? Tiny Prints has photo v-cards. Upload your favorite image and voila--a custom Valentine for your little love's pals.  I've seen (and felt) the quality. Love their papers and couldn't ask for an easier ordering system. I have just ordered new wedding business cards from Tiny Prints and can't wait to pass out to all the newly engaged couples out there.....or soon to be after February 14th. 

Use the codes below to receive a discount. 

Regular Offer: 10% off Orders $49+. Code AFF1105
New Customer Offer: 15% off $75+.  Code: NEW1105
Save the Dates: $15 off any Save the Date order of $75 or more. (Code: AFFSTD)


Sunday, January 16, 2011

Crush on Winter Wonderlands

This week's photo challenge over at i heart faces is "Winter Wonderland". I chose this photo of our Ruby in the front yard. There was so much snowfall that all the very close houses and cars have been hidden in whiteness.  The tree is blossoming. The day before this snowfall, we were wearing t-shirts, basking like lizards on the driveway and trying to make our own tie-dye creations. Very typical weather shift when you live at the base of the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains. 
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