This is a cross post from another photographer’s blog. I think it provides some good information regarding the size of images you intend to purchase from your session. I want my clients to walk away happy with what they purchased, I want their images to have a home before they are chosen. I encourage my clients to walk around their home and look for an area they would like to display their moments (the moments captured at your session). Maybe it’s the wall in the living room, a hallway or entry way, maybe it’s your bed room or babies’ room, or maybe you have an area you want to build onto year after year. What ever it may be, I want your memories and moments up on your walls, to “make your heart smile” as the photographer whose blog I am sending you to says. As I edit your images my heart is smiling, most everything about this job that I have makes my “heart smile” and I want yours to smile too! Large photographs can’t help but make the heart smile, that’s what I believe they are intended for.
Please visit Amy Ro’s photography blog and read her post “BIGGER REALLY *IS* BETTER”, as the images she includes are fantastic visuals to help you grasp the true “size” of a large print.
As always... blog posts are "bleh" with out a picture of some sorts!
Mia was watching Shrek, w/her Shrek doll, with the Shrek happy meal bag on her head and the toy around her arm. HeHe, oh how she makes my heart smile!
Please visit Amy Ro’s photography blog and read her post “BIGGER REALLY *IS* BETTER”, as the images she includes are fantastic visuals to help you grasp the true “size” of a large print.
As always... blog posts are "bleh" with out a picture of some sorts!
Mia was watching Shrek, w/her Shrek doll, with the Shrek happy meal bag on her head and the toy around her arm. HeHe, oh how she makes my heart smile!
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