jamieharper: March 2012

Photography Information and Pricing

Information and Pricing
Jamie Harper is an on-location, natural light photographer located in Phoenix, Arizona. She has a funky-modern and timeless style (yes it IS possible to achieve all of this) She specializes in couples, newborns, babies, children, seniors, families, and even weddings. She serves the greater Phoenix valley and surrounding suburbs. Please contact Jamie at 602.441.5194 for more information or to schedule a session All sessions will be outdoors in natural lighting. The best time of the day is in the early evening. Your session will be about 1 hour, but will be as long as it takes to get the best shots possible. I love to get to know the family and capture the relationships between family members. Your session will be edited and complete within about 2 weeks. Session Fee: $300.00 Session fee is due at time of booking to reserve appointment and covers my time and talent, a 1 hour session at location of your choice and my custom post-session editing of your images, and your CD with your high-res images. Session fee covers immediate family only. 50 customized images will be on a CD and you will have all of the rights to these images.

AC + Scor-Pal BLOG HOP

Bloghop Today I am so excited to be making a blog post for the AC + Scor-Pal blog hop!!! It was so much fun to create this project. These two great companies have teamed up together for a fun blog hop and lots of amazing give-a-ways! The blog hop starts on the American Crafts blog and then goes through 23 designers blogs and then to the Scor-Pal blog. What an exciting day!!!

To make this card/envelope. I first started by taking apart my favorite envelope and then tracing the envelope onto an American Crafts paper. I also traced a different paper for the flap of the envelope, so that it had a fun pop to the design.

Next step would be to scor the indent edges to be able to make all of the fold on the envelope. Then adhere all of your flaps down to each other, just be sure that no adhesive touches the inside of the envelope so that it works. Now the best part. To embellish the outside of the envelope.