This Weekend: Where my girls at?

Today I will be signing two contracts (one for a senior portrait session and another for family portraits) and will finish the evening shooting another senior session in downtown Denver. I'm totally psyched about that, but I just have one question....

Where my girls at????



Last year, all the senior portrait sessions I shot were of females. This year, it's raining young men! It never ceases to amaze me how things work out. I've been bemoaning the fact all year that I needed more experience learning how to pose men, and I'm definitely getting those opportunities now. But I miss hanging with the girls!



The studio has had a tremendous amount of success with its latest promotion: a one hour senior photo session at anyone location for just $150. The price includes two 8x10s, four 5x7, a sheet of wallets and of course that yearbook shot that stands out above all others. With many senior photos due by Oct. 1, this discounted session understands that while time is of the essence, clients still want a fun and exciting session that captures a senior's individuality. Sessions for September are filling up fast. Contact the studio today!

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I bought my first set of cards from Vista Print, and I loved them because they were easy to design. Vista offers high-quality, full-color printing, hundreds of designs to choose from (check out the Art and Photography section) plus the option to upload your own photo, logo or design. And I also like the horizontal format layout for more added difference. I've been handing my cards out like crazy, so this is a great way to replenish my own stack.

Here is the photo I'm thinking about using for the back of my card. I wanted it to be eye-catching, elegant and artistic, showing off some of my Photoshop skills. What do you think about it?