Showing posts with label portland maine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portland maine. Show all posts

Friday, April 12, 2013

Custom Photography: The Investment


Custom photography is a unique and highly personalized experience with an amazing outcome- artwork you can cherish for many years to come. Here's why it's worth the investment.

Chain stores bring in lots of people for a short, cookie cutter experience. You, as the client, tend to have very little say in what happens during your short session, and then they move on to the next client.

When you choose an independent photographer, they will take the time to get to know you personally and build the session based on your preferences.  Doing this requires a lot of time and effort. Your actual photo session may only take an hour or two, but your photographer has probably invested 10-15 hours in you. Custom photographers want to focus on quality and not quantity. And they also offer many different custom-designed products. 

You may have been drawn to an independent photographer because of their distinct style and portfolio. These things grow with experience, for example, I have 14 years of experience and education. That is part of your investment when you hire me. 

Lastly, most custom photographers have invested many thousands of dollars in equipment along with being completely insured and yearly continuing education. If you would like to invest in a true custom photographer (or have any questions at all!) feel free to give me a call! 207-318-0467




Saturday, August 14, 2010

wednesdays with charlie

for the last few weeks i have had to go into work on wednesdays so missed my time with charlie. summer is just a really busy time of year here in maine, which is a good thing! but i was glad to get to connect with charlie this wednesday. she has been asking to go back to the farm , smiling hill farm, since we went the first time a few months ago so that's where we went. she really loves the pigs and thus we spent a lot of time with them. and i loved the alpacas with the haircut that made charlie say "mama they don't have any eyes!".

after nap time my god parents came with their 1969 ford torrino convertible. we decided we could drive down to jet video to get an ice cream and that would be safe. it was a lot of fun to ride in a car with no lid!

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