Are you available November 8, 2008 for a quince?

[KeepsakeGirl]

If so , email me your info to

info@keepsake-images.net

I'll give you to details about the event if you're interested.


In a nutshell, I need to find a new photographer for an existing client because I will be mego-preggo by November.

PS. Please include all your contact information including a link to your portfolio. I'd like to present the customer with her options instead of telling her "go find someone!"

[phillip ino]

PM sent..

[KeepsakeGirl]

BUMP

anyone else? this meeting is taking place tomorrow.
Her budget is $1900.

[JenJohnson79]

Congrats!!! I'd pm you, but I'll be still on maternity leave!!!

[phillip ino]

Just replied to your email, Erica!
Have a gret day!

[OTRphoto]

Willing to come up from SA if wanted!

Email sent!

[huttophoto]

FYI...
If the quince is going to be held at St. Anthony in Kyle - it's a good location for daytime events. Lots of natural light in the sactuary (skylights) and foyer. The primary "backdrop" is a great limestone wall that acts as a natural light bounce. The santuary has fairly wide wings so you can get a little more angle and you're not stuck with the behind-the-head shot.
If you can, touch base with the priest prior to the event. Everyone I've dealt with has been photographer friendly.
Good luck!
Steve

[KeepsakeGirl]

just FYI..those who sent me their info..your info has been passed along to the client. She's not yet told me her decision yet but she's entertaining the idea of allowing us to hire a 2nd/3rd shooter instead to step in just in case I can't shoot.

Steve,
Thanks for sharing the tips. I've shot in St. Anthony and the lighting is great. Anyone would enjoy covering a wedding here :)