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Baby Lucas 6-6-2012
Monday, September 3, 2012
Sweet Sweet Cousins
Monday, October 31, 2011
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Applications for HS Senior Reps being accepted
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
A Senior Rep is someone that is a spokesmodel for Andrea Henshaw Photography! Their job is to tell all their friends and classmates just how great their senior portrait experience was and to share their photos and pass out their rep cards to their friends and family. My hopes are that once your friends see what I can do - they are going to come to me for their senior portraits too.
The details:
- Senior reps must apply and be accepted in order to represent Andrea Henshaw Photography
- The Application deadline is August 15, 2011
- Senior reps will get 2 photography sessions! One FREE MINI session and one FULL photography session. (must complete 5 referrals for the FULL photography session)
- If you refer (5) classmates (from your school) who books and completes their session with Andrea Henshaw Photography you will receive a FULL photography session. (25-30 photos, high resolution saved to disc)
- If you refer a student from ANOTHER SCHOOL, you earn a 25.00 credit toward prints.
- Senior Reps who complete 7 or more referrals will receive an album with 25-30 prints and a set of (25) senior portrait announcements to send to family and friends.
The qualifications:
- You must be a senior in high school.
- You must be able to represent Andrea Henshaw Photography to friends and juniors and seniors in your school and community.
- Parental consent is required to participate.
The catch:
- There really isn't one. If someone sees and likes your pictures, then give them your rep card and show them how to contact me. Easy enough! You are NOT expected to discuss pricing or packages with them.
The rules:
- Your parent's permission is a must.
- You will need to sign a Senior Rep contract and Modeling Release with me so that I can use your beautiful portraits in advertising.
- You will pinky swear to promote Andrea Henshaw Photography and ONLY her photography, positively! You can't be a rep for us if you're a rep for another studio!
What do I have to do to be a Senior Rep?
- Just fill out the application below - and if you're accepted, you will receive a phone call!
Thank again for your interest in becoming a Class of 2012 Senior Representative Model for Andrea Henshaw Photography!
About Andrea Henshaw Photograhy:
Choosing the right photographer is important in the look of your senior portraits. I hear all the time that “I really didn’t like the pictures I got at that other place. I felt rushed, and they didn’t care how I looked.” Andrea Henshaw Photography takes the time to work you to create memorable images that you will love to show off to your friends and family. We do not rush you, taking on average an hour to an hour and a half to capture your personality in your senior portraits. We don’t take the quick or the cheap way out. We concentrate on personal service that you will enjoy and appreciate. At Andrea Henshaw Photography you will receive quality service and images that never go out of style.
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Baby Gracie
Monday, August 1, 2011
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The Jensen's
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
Has it really been a year since I did the last photo session with the Jensen's? I couldn't believe my eyes, when I saw Cori and Cassi. It was Cori's 18th Birthday on Sunday.
Cassi. Well I see Cassi quite often because she works where I do. Cassi is 19. This time around she brought her sweet boyfriend Matt to join us. I loved there natural chemistry and connection they shared. OH Yeah, loved the tshirts!
Cari, thank you again for allowing me to capture your beautiful girls again (and you and your longtime friends) Looking forward to next time!
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Isn't she lovely?
Friday, March 18, 2011
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Stepping outside my comfort zone......in Vegas
Monday, January 31, 2011
Last weekend I went to Vegas for 4 days with some great friends. Had the best time, best trip ever. Spent a few of the days with my SLR camera out, doing something I don't normally do. Taking landscape and object photos. A lot of throw aways when I got home and viewed them on the screen but there were a few keepers. The most important thing was I learned some new settings and also about how different it is for me to not have "people" in my photos. I noticed as I walked along the strip how I was drawn to wanting to take photos that included them in it instead of just some landmark or waterfall. Here are just a few photos I took.....Tell me what you think.
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