So the world is supposed to be ending today?

So the world is supposed to be ending today? That's sad. I never found out who let the dogs out, the way to get to Sesame Street, why Dora doesn't just use Google maps, why we don't ever see the headline "Psychic Wins Lottery", why women can't put on mascara with their mouth closed, why "abbreviated" is such a long word, why lemon juice is made with artificial flavor yet dishwashing liquid is made with real lemons, why they sterilize the needle for lethal injections and why do you have to "put your two cents in" but it's only a "penny for your thoughts"? Where's that extra penny going to? Why did Joanie love Chachi? Can a hearse carrying a corpse drive in the carpool lane? Does the alphabet song and twinkle twinkle little star have the same tune? Why did you just try to sing those two previous songs? And just what is Victoria's secret? You see, the world just has to keep going. I have too many questions......and do you really think I am this witty ???? because I actually stole this from a friend, who stole from a friend, who stole from a friend, who stole from a friend , who stole from a friend ....

How to Plan Your Wedding Photography - 4 Steps to Memorable Wedding Pictures

 As one of the most important decisions you will make concerning the big day, planning your wedding photography should be considered with care. Follow these four steps to ensure your wedding pictures capture these priceless wedding day memories.

1) Select Your Photography Style

How do you envision your wedding photographs? Wedding Photographers generally fall into three stylistic categories: traditional, photojournalist, or a combination of both. Traditional photographers are practiced in obtaining great portraits and posed shots. For more candid shots that document the day's emotions and all the behind-the-scenes action, you may lean towards the photojournalistic style of photography (a hot trend for today's weddings). For brides who simply cannot decide, seek a wedding photographer who can offer the perfect mix. (that’s us) J

2) Consider the Cost

This really is one area in which you should avoid cutting corners, as your photographs will be one of the few keepsakes you can actually take from your wedding. Expect to allocate at least $1000 to your wedding photography budget (the bottom line in metro areas will be higher). If budget is a concern, consider ordering the most basic package, but avoid hiring an inexperienced photographer to save money.

3) Hire your Wedding Photographer

Do your research, and compile a list of potentials and commence the "meet and greet." When meeting with potential photographers, be sure to review his or her work and remember to consider the importance of personality. Your photographer will capture some of the best shots behind the scenes, so you must feel comfortable in working with this person and inviting them backstage. Trust your instinct: if you find anything disagreeable about working with this person, keep looking. And don't forget to get everything in writing.

4) Plan the Wedding Pictures

Well before your wedding day, make sure you have considered the must-have photography shots and their execution. You should discuss these details with your photographer so that he or she will be familiar with the site location, the VIPs of the wedding (attendants, parents etc.), and the best and most un-obtrusive way to get these important shots.

Consider every aspect of your wedding day and how you would like it captured. From the pre-ceremony preparation, to your walk down the aisle, to your "I Dos," to your first dance and finally to your departure, make sure to discuss the perfect shots for each special moment. Throughout the planning process, be in the lookout out for images that catch your eye, and consider bringing clips to your photographer. Browse this gallery of creative wedding pictures for inspiration.

Now that you know the basics, this complete wedding photography guide will walk you the rest of the way towards planning your wedding day pictures.

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It's your turn! ~ Ask Me Any Photography Questions You Have

On any given week I am asked questions about photography. Rather related to general photography "How To" questions or questions on how to start or run a successful photography studio or about Project CIP (something very special to me)

Here is your chance to ask me any photography related question you may have.

For the next week, until July 19th I will take and answer your questions.

All questions and answers will be posted here on the blog for others to read and learn from (no names will be used) so, don't be shy! Ask away!

The one who submits the best question will receive a gift certificate towards a portrait session with Crystal Image Photography and I personally will spend an hour with them showing them just what it is I do and answering any other questions.

So, if you're an inspiring photographer or a newbie here is your chance!

Send your questions to:  cv@crystalimagephoto.com

Photographers Be Nice.....To Each Other!

Photographers Let's be nice to each other~

Just a few weeks ago I saw a post from a young photographer just learning her way around a camera and how a professional photographer had basically put her down and criticized her. 

Now, this young photographer fired back! Stating how she was not a pro...just a beginner and didnt need a pro telling her she was not good....it was her customers who she looked to for approval.

I commented on her post, giving her encouragement, agreeing with her.

As I drove home that afternoon I began to think more about it.

All professional photographers had to start somewhere! Did we not? We all started out as beginners. I'm sure we all as beginners had other professionals looking at our work and judging it. Shoot, even pros judge other pros and put each other down! Why?

My thoughts on that - other photographers do not pay my bills or your bills nor do they define us. We each have our own style and way of doing things.

It is our customers that we should seek approval and satisfaction from. They are the ones who spend their hard earned money on our photography.....Why? Because THEY like what it is we do!

Becoming a better photographer requires times, practice and learning new things.....The things your customers  want....the type of photography they want and will buy. Not what another photographers say is right or wrong.

This is exactly why I do not belong to  professional photography groups, clubs, or otherwise. Oh, I have in the past. But each time, I find the same thing....a room full of arrogant photographers (now there is always a few who are not) seeking to come across as they are more skilled than the next.

No matter what it is we do or the type of job or service one preforms there is always room for improvement, so help one another and stop putting each other down because you may not like their style of photography.

Life's about helping one another! Pass it on! And, remember we all started out as beginners!

www.crystalimagephoto.com

Two Important Wedding Photography Questions We're Rarely Asked

As wedding photographers, it's no surprise that we meet with a lot of brides. And their mothers. So it goes without saying that we have become professionals at answering questions about wedding photography as well just about everything else that has to do with weddings.

I guess it's precisely because we answer so many questions that we've become aware of the questions that aren't being asked. And the ones that should be.

I think the first question stems more from my personal conviction than from the hearts of brides. But if they knew ins and outs of wedding photography, my bet is that more brides would be asking this question, "what is your backup strategy and how do you protect my files against data loss and corruption?" Or, more simply stated, "what do you do to make sure you don't lose our pictures?!"

From my brief research, i've picked up that approximately 7% of hard drives crash in their first year, and by the end of the second year, that number climbs closer to 20%. Yikes! That means that if your wedding pictures are being saved on a drive that's at least two years old, then there's a one in five chance that that drive will crash. That's comforting.

While this article is not a primer on digital backup and media protection, I do hope that it encourages more brides to simply ask the question. For what it's worth, we maintain copies of every wedding, including one offsite in the event our studio burns down, until our product has been delivered and archived online.

The second obvious question that's rarely asked is, "how many weddings have you been the lead shooter for?" Well, I’ve been the lead for just about all the weddings we do. But, this is a question you may want to ask if you’re looking at bigger studios with several photographers.

 In these days of website templates, it's rather easy for photographers to come by some great photos and fancy websites which really make them appear established. I encourage brides to ask for links to view complete wedding galleries from recent weddings as this will give them a good idea of what they might expect to receive. Anyone can come up with a few good shots for their website. But it's much more difficult to come by a complete and impressive gallery.

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Crystal Image Photography is WeddingWire Rated 2012

 WeddingWire is excited to announce that Crystal Image Photography is WeddingWire Rated for 2012 for Wedding Photography. WeddingWire Rated is the annual ratings program that recognizes wedding professionals across the country for their commitment to service and is the most recognized and trusted brand among engaged couples, as they start their search for local wedding businesses. The ratings program is based on hundreds of thousands of recent newlywed reviews of over 200,000 wedding professionals in the US and Canada, across 20 different service categories.

"We are very pleased to announce WeddingWire Rated 2012, recognizing Crystal Image Photography for their commitment to exemplary service in wedding photography said Timothy Chi, CEO, WeddingWire, Inc. “They have shown dedication to their craft and service, helping engaged couples understand what to expect from their business through reviews on the nation’s leading wedding review site.”

The read some of the reviews about Crystal Image Photography please visit   Reviews on Weddingwire

Wedding Photography Prices Guide: How to Set Your Photography Budget

 How much does professional photography cost for your wedding? Well, not $300 as one bride told me she thought it would cost!

 Learn how to set a realistic photography budget with this guide to wedding photography prices and rates.

The Going Rate for Professional Photography

When determining your wedding photography budget, keep in mind that you get what you pay for.(read my other post on Why Choose A Pro) You should expect to spend at least $1000 on having a professional wedding photographer document your wedding (not including the actual prints and other extras). Rates, of course, will vary depending on skill level, experience and geographic region (metro areas are usually considerably higher). The size of your wedding can also affect the photography cost, as additional people may increase the amount of time that the photographer must spend at your event.

Comparing Photographer Rates

Most wedding photographers will give general pricing information over the phone or on their websites, so you can use an initial online search or phone call as your first step towards finding a photographer that suits your budget. In comparing photography costs, remember that different photographers offer different packages - so initial rates can be misleading. Some rates only include the photographer's time, while prints and albums are extra. Other photography packages may include proofs, a set number of prints and an album. Determine what services and options you want first, then compare photographers' rates for providing those specific options to determine which professional works within your wedding photography budget.

Once You Have Chosen a Photographer:  Photography Contract Points

When reviewing your contract with a potential photographer, make sure that it is specifically clear in what it covers. Consider these questions:

•             Do you need to make a deposit?

•             What is the cancellation policy? Will you get anything back?

•             Is any travel time considered an extra or included in the bill?

•             Are you entitled to final prints only, or can you obtain all of the proofs?

•            Do you have all the printing rights to print any photos you get on CD/DVD?

Kids With Type 1 Diabetes: I'm Giving Portrait Sessions Away!

Class of 2013 Senior Portrait Giveaway

As many of you know my 13 year old daughter Casey was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes just 3 years ago.

Today, she is doing good and is acting just like any other teenage girl (Lord Help Me) :) But, each day she and her family are reminded that she has an illness that will never go away.

That illness, lead me to start Project CIP. A way to give parents portraits of their children that they may never get the chance to have due to having to pay for medical expenses.

Trust me, we are very thankful for medical insurance but, there is still a monthly expense that goes along with this and any other life long illness.

Though Project CIP is always open to any child with a life long illness this special portrait session is for ANY class of 2013 high school senior with Type 1 diabetes.

A senior year in high school comes with lots of expenses for any parent but a parent with a child with Type 1 and the medical expense that comes with it makes it even tougher!

From now until October 30, 2012 I will be giving any class of 2013 high school senior a totally free portrait session with all the images on CD ready for them to make any and as many prints needed. 

If you, or someone you know has a high school senior who could benefit from this let them know!

Contact me at 434-610-8917 or 434-392-3550 or via email at cv@crystalimagephoto.com

Connect and contact via facebook too: www.facebook.com/cip4you

The question that opened my photography studio

 What would you do if you knew that you could not fail? Someone asked me this once and I thought that it was a completely bogus question. If you knew you could not fail, you would do whatever it is that you wanted to do. I think the more appropriate question is, what would you do if you were never afraid to fail? The answer is just as simple as from the other question, but it is much more realistic. The answer to this question is, you would take a chance even if you would fail more times than you would succeed.

This is the question that drove me to opening my photography studio in Downtown Farmville. All I heard for months prior to opening was, it is to dangerous to start a business these days. The economy is bad. No one has money to spend. The risk outweighs the reward. Don't do it!!! But what would I do if I was never afraid? That is the only question I could think about. So I took that chance, left a full time job of 17 years and now I get to live my dream of taking professional photographs every day. Wedding photos, Senior Portraits, Families, babies, and I am shooting it, and I could not be happier.

Crystal Image Photography started off very small but has grown over the years. From photographing weddings right down the street to across the country.  

Granted it is not easy to start up a photography studio, much less any other type of small business. Hours and hours of hard work are put into making a dream a reality. No shortcuts, no early days! In order to succeed in this market, you have to go further then anyone else is willing to go. Photography is my dream; it is what this company is based on. That, and sharing the talent God blessed me with. Going after what other people would not because they are too afraid to try.

Don’t be afraid to try whatever it is you dream of. You never know just how far you can go until you TRY!

See how our photography has changed and developed over the past few years.

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Rock The Prom Dress Session!

Rock The Prom Dress Session!

When the prom is over don’t just toss that dress in the back of the closet. It’s time to do a Rock the Prom Dress Session!

It’s also a great way to get another chance to wear your prom dress that you spent so much time and money on!

 You’ll rock that prom dress all over! From urban to country sittings we’ll show you and your dress off in a fun and unique way.

Alley ways, streets, parks, riverfronts, to wide open fields to choices are endless!

No need to have any make up or hair styles. This is all about you and a nontraditional way of showing off your prom dress!

Your session includes:

1 hour photo session

2 to 3 locations

Online gallery

All images on CD with printing rights

1-8x10 print

$185.00

Rock the prom dress session will be held the Month of May Only!

Call or email today to get on our schedule to Rock YOUR Prom Dress!

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Rave Review of The Quarter! ~ Send Us Your Reviews & Get a Portrait Session!

Rave Review of The Quarter!

It’s wonderful and means so much to receive thank you notes from our customers. Below is my favorite one I that I received over the past few months.

"Crystal, as it's coming up on mine & Chris' 3rd wedding anniversary on the 17th and since then learning more about what you do .. I have to say thank you a thousand times, if not more, for putting SO much time into everything you do. I hope whoever reads this truely understands that wedding photography takes SO much time and you get what you pay for. I would spend the money again to have what all we have. Actually .. I'd pay more. Going back and looking at our wedding photos makes me feel great and I can remember everything because of two amazing photographers that captured each detail and didn't miss a thing from our day."

Beth Anne Jackson - Keysville

Send us a testimonal about your expericane with CIP and if we use it in our newsletter or blog you get a FREE PORTRAIT SESSION as our Thanks! 




Email your review to cv@crystalimagephoto.com

Leave Us A Review & Be Entered For a Chance to WIN A $50 Victoria's Secret Gift Card! Plus A Chance at $1000 From The Knot!

 If Crystal Image Photography photographed your wedding in the past year or even a few years ago take this opportunity to give us a shout out on The Knot and The Wedding Wire.com for your chance to win a $50 Victoria's Secret Gift Card from CIP and a chance at $1000 from The Knot!

From now until April 30, 2012 all of our wedding customers who leave us a review on theknot.com and weddingwire.com will be entered into the contest for $50 Victoria's Secret Gift.

The lucky winner of the portrait session will be announced on May 1, 2012.

Reviews help us know what we’re doing right and maybe what we’re not doing right. So, here is your chance brides and grooms. Give us your feedback and get a chance to win a portrait session with CIP and maybe some cool cash for The Knot!

Click Here to leave us a REVIEW ON THE KNOT

 Click Here to leave us a REVIEW THE WEDDING WIRE

More on The Knots $1000 Giveaway

Wedding Photography ~ Why Choose A Professional? It's the Personality, Customer Service, & Experience

It’s All In The Personality!

It's a wedding, not a photo shoot. Personality is important. You will spend more time with the photographer than anyone else during your wedding day. If you don't think he or she is relaxed, funny, or will get along with your guests, etc., keep looking. It's nothing personal; it's just all about you. When looking at a photographer's website, I go straight to the gallery. NOT THE PRICES. Look at the photos. If you like the style, the colors, the B&Ws, the feel of the photo, then go check out the rest of the site.

Always meet with the photographer and meet with more than one photographer. This way you can compare not only their styles but most importantly their personality. (The last thing you need on your wedding day is a bossy/rude photographer!

Remember, you’re being “interviewed” too. You are not only deciding if you can work with the photographer but the more often than not the photographer is also deciding if they can work with you!

It may sound mean but, I do not accept every wedding that comes in the door. I don’t do bridezillas!

It’s Not Just the Equipment!

The camera doesn't make the photo. The photographer does. Every year I see guests showing up with amazing cameras, (I love the ones who stand right next to me and say “you have the same camera I do”) Some guests are great photographers. But you're not hiring me for my camera. Because truth be known, I can pull off an award winning image with a $600 camera just as good as I can a $6,000. 

You're hiring me for how I see a wedding. For how I feel it. For how I edit it. For my experience in knowing the pace of what will happen next, for my patience when things don’t go off on time or as planned for you and the wedding party, and the ability to adjust without flinching when something unexpected turns into something amazing.

It’s About Customer Service!

Customer service is a huge thing for me and how I run Crystal Image Photography.

My simple philosophy: Treat your customers they way you would want to be treated if you were doing business with that company.  (Now, that doesn’t mean I agree with the “customer is always right” statement.) 

I have seen it time and time again and even experienced it first hand from several local businesses their rudeness toward customers.  It is my customers who have helped make Crystal Image Photography what it is today and that I never forget!

You Get What You Pay For!

Remember, you are not just purchasing a service from a wedding photographer you are also in most cases purchasing a product.

Be sure to ask your photographer how long it takes to get your images, albums, etc. Here at Crystal Image Photography our turnaround time from the time we photograph your wedding until you see your images is 1 to 2 weeks MAX!

It was just recently that I heard a horror story of a bride not even seeing her images until 5 months after the wedding. That’s just crazy. I’m here to tell you that it does not take months and months to edit and print images.

When I heard this story I felt so sad for the bride.  She chose not to have us photograph her wedding. Why? Because of the cost, we were “too expensive”.

Expense was a issue for another couple we talked with last year. They chose to have a friend photograph their wedding for free.  Three months after the wedding they finally see their images and the bride frantically puts out a request to anyone who was at the wedding to post any wedding images because their “professional” pictures were so bad.  

When dealing with your wedding images, remember you get what you pay for or in these cases want you don’t pay for!

When deciding on a wedding photographer and a photography budget, remember, a rude photographer will only make you and your wedding party uncomfortable and a cheap photographer will produce not so great images and/or poor customer service.

When your wedding day is over, the cake and food is gone, the flowers are dead, the guests are gone and all you have left are memoires and your photographs.  

Go Get The CIP Phone App! ~ We're Now on the Android Market!

In keeping with technology and social media, earlier this year we developed and launched an app for android devices. 

Now you can download the app and keep up to date with all of our Blog, Twitter and YouTube 

post all in one place!

We are currently working on getting our Facebook Feeds posted to the app as well. In the near future we hope to start featuring some of our favorite weddings each week. 

You can download the CIP App right from your phone, tablet or other device using the Android market. Just search Crystal Image Photography on the market, download it and you're all set!

So, what are you waiting for? GO GET IT! :) 

Engagement Photography Tips ~

Engagement Photography Tips ~

With the holidays now behind us here at Crystal Image Photography have begun to receive requests for engagement photography sessions. 

With that request always comes the questions of what to wear, where should we take them, what kind of poses will we do and the list goes on. 

Here's a few tips for our couples:

Newly engaged couples choose to capture the occasion in photos that they can cherish. Often, one of these photos is used as an announcement to family and friends and might even be published in the newspaper.

Engagement photos may be part of a package negotiated with the photographer who will be covering the wedding day.

When shopping around for a photographer, there are certain things couples should keep in mind. The first and most important is selecting a photographer you can relate to. If you don't feel a connection with the photographer, he or she will have trouble coaxing the shots that will produce the best results. He or she should also be a professional and have some experience working with posing couples. This way the photos don't look stiff or contrived. Here are some other tips that can lead to great photos.

* Find a photographer who fits your style. If you're a quirky couple, go with a quirky photographer. If you're reserved and a follow-the-book type of couple, then select a more traditional photographer. Some photographers out there forget that this is your moment and want to impart their idea of what you want.  My advice: Stay away from these photographers because in the end you will not get what you really want!  I believe when a couple chooses a photographer they should get the type of images THEY are looking for. After all who’s paying the bill?  

* Select one who is open to different shoot locations and brainstorming. Some of the best photos occur in natural settings, where things aren't entirely planned. If a photographer simply works out of a studio, you may want to select one who has more free reign with different locales.

* Choose your location wisely. Certain locations will stand out in your minds because they are visually stunning or are special places where you have spent moments as a couple. By choosing a place that offers a personal connection, there's a good chance you'll appreciate the photos in the long run. Also, be open to the fact that unplanned stops may offer a great background for the image. Be open to the unexpected.

* Try random poses and some candid shots. Although you might have a vision of the perfect photo in your mind, experimenting with different ideas can sometimes lead to a great photo you really love. Expect to take your share of kissing, nose-touching and portrait shots. But some fun poses, such as running or jumping (or rolling around on a beach full of waves) can produce candid shots that are truly masterpieces. Remember, sometimes photographers will pose you in positions that seem a bit awkward, but this is to get the best lines of the body and flattering images.

* Choose clothing that fits the mood. If time and budget allows, have several different wardrobe changes so that you can see which outfits work and which ones don't make for interesting engagement photos.

Avoid clothing that is too trendy or busy, which may take away from the actual images in the long run. Plus, you don't want to look back at these photos in the future and say, "What was I thinking?" 

For more info on Engagement and Wedding Photography contact us. crystalimagephoto.com

CIP Studio News ~ What's Going On ?

Wow! Where did 2011 go? Last year zipped on by us, as we were busy and knee-deep in weddings. (Which I’m extremely grateful for.)

We had some super exciting things take place in 2011 and hope 2012 will be even more exciting here at CIP.

As I begin this New Year it is with great appreciation that I must extend to all of our customers. Those we met for the first time last year and those of you who have continued to be loyal customers. Not a day goes by that I don't forget that it is our customers who have made us what we are today. For that, I Thank You!

Upcoming Specials:

We wanted to kick the New Year off right and for the first time ever CIP held a "Show the Love" Portrait Campaign.  Proceeds from each session were donated to The American Heart Assoc.

Easter Portrait Specials:

It will be here before you know it!

This year our Easter Portraits will be held March 20-24 here at the studio. Right now we are working on scene ideas and deciding which live pet we will be featuring this year. We’ve narrowed it down to the bunny or maybe some baby chicks.

If you have a great idea you would like to send us please do! We are always looking and open to new ideas. Send those ideas to cv@crystalimagephoto.com.

If we happen to use your theme idea you will get your child’s session absolutely FREE!

What’s New in the Studio?

Well, a couple new cameras, some new editing software for starters. Being the gadget loving person I am, I am always excited to get new equipment. (Isn’t every photographer?) 

New hats and props for our baby and child clients: We’ve purchased several new and very cute hats for the babies and few new blankets and backgrounds too. So, for those of you new to our “baby plan” you’ll be some of the first to see the cuteness!

For our upcoming brides we’re working on an all new line of albums which I’m very excited to start offering this year.

We Have An App For That!

In keeping with technology and social media, this month we developed and launched an app for android phones. Now you can download the app and keep up to date with all of our blog, Twitter and YouTube posts we make. Just search the Android Market for Crystal Image

Some of our Favorite Testimonials from 2011:

It’s wonderful and means so much to receive thank you notes from our customers. Here are few from last year:

Crystal, as it's coming up on mine & Chris' 3rd wedding anniversary on the 17th and since then learning more about what you do … I have to say thank you a thousand times, if not more, for putting SO much time into everything you do. I hope whoever reads this truly understands that wedding photography takes SO much time and you get what you pay for. I would spend the money again to have what all we have. Actually ... I'd pay more. Going back and looking at our wedding photos makes me feel great and I can remember everything because of two amazing photographers that captured each detail and didn't miss a thing from our day.

 Beth Anne Jackson

Crystal, We appreciate everything you did for us on our wedding day. Your pictures are absolutely beautiful! Thank you for helping use with different poses and shots and for making the photos go so easy. We couldn’t have asked for better.

Eli and Kasey Hallman

Wow! What an awesome job! it is obvious that you two were meant to do this for a living. The pictures were beautiful and you captured moments and the little details without us even knowing you were there. Thank you for being so patient!

Roxy Aldrich

Until next time, Stay warm and let’s hope for an early spring!

Crystal :) 

The Crystal Image Photography Class of 2013 High School Senior Model Search has begun!

If you are currently a Junior and will be graduating in 2013, from the following
high schools :

Appomattox, Amelia, Buckingham, Cumberland, Prince Edward,
Fuqua, or Randolph-Henry

Crystal Image Photography wants you!

You can earn a free senior portrait photography session, prints, and cash just by being our
model and sending your friends to us!

Here's What You Get:


FREE session (in studio & on location) a $150 value
FREE images to post on Facebook/Myspace
FREE 11x14 wall portrait
FREE Rep Card to hand out to friends (50)

Your images on Crystal Image Photography's website and promo materials

****The senior model that refers and has the most friends to have their portraits taken with us
will receive a $50 Visa Gift Card!****

Here's How it Works: We are looking for 2 energetic, outgoing and fun-spirited Juniors (class of 2013) from each of the above high schools. Each time you refer a friend through Facebook, in person or by handing out a Rep Card and they book their Senior Portrait with us you receive the following:

$10 Print Credit towards your senior portrait order (refer enough friends and you could get your portraits FREE!)

Those chosen to be 2013 senior models will be photographed in April and MUST sign a model release

Contact us today to apply to be one of our 2013 senior models! Deadline to apply is MARCH 30, 2012. Applications received after the deadline will not be accepted.


To learn more about Crystal Image Photography and our senior portraits click here