Wow, Christmas just flew by. It seems like we plan and prepare for months and then poof, it is all over. This time of year makes me stop and really think about what I have accomplished (or haven't accomplished) over the year. This year my goal was to make more time for my family and try to be more attentive to my friends. I don't know if I will ever feel like I have completely accomplished that, but I tried to do better than usual. I also had a professional goal of being more organized. I started the year out by moving back into our house, so it was definately a year of "organizing". I hope to take this next week to re-energize and organize and be prepared to start 2011 refreshed and ready to go.
Thank you to all my friends and clients who have touched my life this year. I'm looking forward to another great year.
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Dressing for your family portrait
I think our most offen asked question this time of year is "what should we wear for our family portrait?" That is a great question. I always respond the same way... let's think of where your portrait will hang? If it will hang in a formal room, then maybe you should consider dressing a little more formal to keep with the style and decor of the room. If the room is more casual, then that is the direction we should go. With that in mind, when everyone is the photograph wears colors that compliment each other, the faces become the most important focus of the image.
When choosing clothing colors everyone in the portrait should be in coordinating colors and styles. You do not need to match colors exactly, but choosing complimentary colors is important. Maybe shades of blue and tan, or shades of black and gray, or earthy browns and greens.
Sometimes the simplest portrait will capture the true essence of your family. A timeless wall portrait displayed in your home will make a lasting impression for years to come.
When choosing clothing colors everyone in the portrait should be in coordinating colors and styles. You do not need to match colors exactly, but choosing complimentary colors is important. Maybe shades of blue and tan, or shades of black and gray, or earthy browns and greens.
Sometimes the simplest portrait will capture the true essence of your family. A timeless wall portrait displayed in your home will make a lasting impression for years to come.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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