Summer is here! Hooray! This is my favorite time of year for family photography… The days are longer, the light is beautiful, and chances are you're looking forward to lots of family time together. What better way to celebrate these much-awaited days than with an annual family portrait session?
Haven’t had a family portrait made in a while? Here’s why it’s a good idea:
- Mom, you’re the one who is always documenting the action, and you do a great job. But here’s your chance to leave it up to a professional and get in the picture!
- Don’t find yourself scrambling at the end of the year for the perfect holiday card photo. It’ll already be done, and you can check it right off that endless to-do list!
- And most importantly – there’s nothing like having your expression of love for each other as art in your home. All of you celebrating each other, being yourselves and enjoying time as a family – that’s what it’s all about. You’ll have a family heirloom to enjoy today and into the coming generations.
For more information, visit my website at www.bluepearphoto.com or call me at 484-986-8222. As a special offer for Macaroni Kid subscribers, you’ll receive a $50 print credit when you mention code MACKID50 at your ordering session. I can’t wait to meet you!
About Blue Pear Photography
Christina specializes in family and children’s portraits. All sessions are held exclusively on location, in any of the many parks, arboretums and historic downtown streets of Chester County and Main Line, giving you both candid and traditional poses to choose from. Custom photography sessions can also be held right in your home, for a session truly personalized for you.
Blue Pear Photography’s images are contemporary and lasting. You can look forward to having timeless memories of your growing family and celebrating each milestone with artistic expression.
Website: www.bluepearphoto.com
Email: Christina@bluepearphoto.com
Phone: 484.986.8222
Connect with Christina on Facebook at www.facebook.com/bluepearphoto and on Instagram at @bluepearphoto.
