I know I promised a blog post over on the [Official Fanpage], but I’m a little overwhelmed at my choices at what to blog today, so I’m just going to share a peek from a recent session. We have been keeping incredibly busy this year, and I am SO thankful for the AMAZING clients I have gotten the chance to meet and work with. There are some changes coming to the Michelle Moore brand very soon here, as we re-vamp our portfolio, and brand image.
We will be doing a bit of traveling in early 2011 – and our availability for Senior Portrait sessions will be limited. We are starting a waiting list for our Spring dates, and will be releasing our new packages + Spring Calendar NEXT WEEK. Please be sure to plan ahead and email us SOON to book your session for next spring. You can use the contact form on our [Official Senior Portrait Website], or by contacting us directly at [seniors@michellemoore.com].
Also, my plan is to get back to work on [salt&prep] again this winter after it’s small hiatus, as well as create more FAQ and personal posts here on the blog for learning about photography and our brand. Stay tuned for our NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS coming soon! Please don’t forget about us, and share the blog with your friends. (On a side-note, if you are interested in helping blog with salt&prep please send us an email with the title “STYLE INTERN” to [style@saltprep.com]. Thank you!)
Although it’s been quiet around here, we haven’t gone anywhere!
XOXO
-Michelle
Makeup for Paige by, [Jenny Bowker]
by Michelle Moore
tish - LOVE these! fantastic setting, conversion, texture, etc! do you have any tips for vertical photos…i find that even when i change my focus point and focus on the eyes, my vertical full body shots never have a nice sharp face like this one.
Jenny Bowker - Edgy angel! Yum yum.
Jackie Jean - love the shots, beautiful work
Kathy - Your work is so amazing. I am in awe! Also am loving the Salt+Prep blog! You are one of my new favorites!
Jess - Jessica Lowndes is absolutely stunning in these photos
Denver Photographer - I have really been digging the recent trend to do more of a tilt shift effect in portraits lately. These look great.