wee bittles
kiddoes
teens
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It was about this time last year when I decided that I had a problem in my life that needed resolving. My clients had more of my pictures of their children, families, babies and seniors hanging on their walls than I did. Tis sad, but true. My walls were baren. It was at that point in time that I resolved that 2011 would be my year to fix that issue, but how? I had no skills in interior decoration. How would I know what to put up or not?
And then like an angel, Tana Blades LeMay, founder and owner of the WILD SORBET HAND PAINTED CUSTOM FRAME COMPANY, came to speak at our local guild meeting about DESIGN. She made design make sense, which as confounded as I was, seem like a divine miracle.
After the meeting, she hung out afterwards and we spoke. She made mention that her company was hosting a contest with the winners (and runners up) having a chance to have their images published in the 2012 WildSorbet Catalog.
So long story short…
Look A WHOLE Full Page!
Tana helped me pick this striped frame to go with my daughter’s room decor.
And did I mention… my image got a WHOLE FULL PAGE!
(Thanks Linda Simms, of Word Photography, for taking our picture. The best thing about being at a photographer’s conference is that you will always find a photographer who will take your picture for you.)
Polka Dot Frame Sample hanging in my daughter’s room…
IT’S RIGHT SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CATALOG!
The 2012 WildSorbet Catalog
To celebrate…
ALL HAND PAINTED FRAMES ARE ALL 10% OFF now until the end of February
(archival fees will be waived for past clients)
(Thanks Jen Hillenga for the idea to take a picture with Tana while I was there.)
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Resolve to make the most out of 2012 … interested in photography specials or classes?
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(above image of my brother and sister-in-law’s baby and then transformed into a blue*dog)
It will be a blue Christmas without you!
But no worries, I am always here for you!
Merry Christmas, y’all!
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CALL ME: 713-367-5551 or email me.
And we can talk about getting you a last minute GIFT CERTIFICATE for your loved one.
A photosession with Jenna Whidby Photography is a GREAT present because WHO doesn’t love photos of their loved ones. It’s a gift that last a lifetime and beyond. Think HEIRLOOMS.
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CONTACT ME for your next custom family photo session.
What a FUN session!
While we met at Buffalo Bayou Park, and we stayed there for awhile; the fun didn’t begin until my little friend showed me one of her FAVORITE places… her trampoline. And if we were going to become real friends, I would need to grab my camera and come play… which I did… which WAS SO MUCH GREAT FUN!
AFTERWARDS, we went to the Heights to a spot that we had scouted a week before during our consultation session… by then, my little friend was happier and we had some of our best images from the day.
I am so happy that this couple found and chose me as their photographer.
THANKS!
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Gift Certificate Make the BEST Presents!
$750 = session + $750 worth of print products
$500 = session + $400 worth of print products
$325 = session + $200 worth of print products
$225 = session + $75 worth of print products
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*Details: May be used for many types of custom portrait session: family, newborn, children, senior, maternity, engagement, or bridal portraits. Excludes weddings or other event photography.
May be applied to prints, canvases, canvases packages, albums, photo jewelry, digital images or cards.
Expires one year from purchase.
Please CONTACT me for any QUESTION!
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(Father and Daughter)
Two Saturday sessions available in December
December 10th 3:30-5:30
December 17 th 3:30-5:30
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One day only mini-sessions!
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd
The $125 (+tax) session includes:
- 20 to 30 minute session
- 3 COMPLETELY EDITED DIGITAL IMAGES*
(uploaded to MPIX.COM a professional print lab and on CD)
- option of ordering Kotori Sterling Silver Jewelry or any A La Carte products that I offer
You could order this on Mpix
or
...this one!
Tuesday, November 22nd
(CFISD doesn’t have school that day)
TIMES
Morning
9:00 am taken
9:30 am
10:00 am
10:30 am
Afternoon
3:00 pm
3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm
*Does not include the price of head swapping.
** In case of extreme bad weather, we will move into my home studio and shoot against a black or black/white damask background.
*** Deposit require to hold your spot.
Of course I still have these SATURDAYS open for way cool totally custom portrait sessions at a mutually agreed location… like your home or lush backyard, or your favorite park, or downtown Houston!
($225 includes $75 print credit, in-person/phone pre-consultation, 1-2 hour unique custom photo session, in-home ordering session)
December 3 8:30-9:30
December 10 3:30-5:30
December 17 3:30-5:30
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My niece came to Houston this weekend to tour the Rice University campus. She is one of the few people in the world who actually has an opportunity to attend an Ivy League school; she’s incredibly smart, works hard, and her parents have been saving up forever. It was making my head dizzy hearing about all of her choices between Cambridge, Columbia, Standford, etc. She’s also just a junior and 16… and 5 foot 11 inches, which actually has not a whole lot to do with her massive intelligence and drive, but is the reason she is crouched down.
(Before lunch at a somewhat busy restaurant…)
Me: Are you ready to have your picture taken? We should do it before you eat.
Sister-In-Law: Are you going to do it here? (Looking around the table.)
Me: No, I’m going to take her out back somewhere.
(A puzzled look came across my nieces face.)
Niece: We are going to do it here?!! By the garbage?
Me: Yes.
(A short old Mexican busboy[man] walks by with a bucket of dirty dishes in his hands.)
(My Niece)
So there you go… my beautiful niece… by the garbage… which you’d only know that she was by that because I told you… which I am only telling you because I thought it was funny. It’s been a long while since I used to get embarrassed about shooting in odd places or asking people to do awkward poses. For me, it’s all about getting the picture. (Not so bad seeing how I got this in 3 clicks, in the back of a Mexican restaurant, shooting someone who didn’t even expect I was going to photograph her that morning because she was focusing on other things like her AP Chemistry and US History class and visiting Rice University. I am looking forward to next summer when I can photograph her properly for her senior pictures… I may have to borrow a ladder.)
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