mimsy studios: A Colorado Fall

about mimsy studios

I am a natural light photographer, constantly seeking to improve my craft. It brings me joy to find the beauty in simple things and share them with others.

No matter what moment is most precious to you, my goal is to capture the essence of it. I use only natural light to produce the most beautiful photos possible. I seek to take simple, whimsical moments and make them into beautiful, long lasting memories.

I am located in the Colorado Springs, CO region, and offer senior, family, child, newborn, and maternity portraits.

what is natural light photography?

This means I use only natural means to compose my photos- no flash or other equipment. I believe that this produces the most realistic, natural, and beautiful photos. For this type of photography, outdoor locations or bright, naturally lit indoor locations are the most ideal for the highest quality photos.

pricing

These low prices are for a limited time as I start to build my portfolio. Take advantage of them now!

Pricing:
1 hour Individual Session (Senior, Child, Newborn, Adult), $75- one full hour of personalized shooting at one location, including any props and wardrobe changes desired. Multiple locations possible for an additional $25 per location. You will receive a quality CD with 20-30 Photoshop edited photos, along with limited photo rights. Price list for professional quality prints available.
*Note- an indoor location can be arranged for newborn portraits.

2 hour Family Session, $150- Up to four individuals, $15 extra for each additional person. Two full hours of creative, natural family portrait shooting at one location. Multiple locations possible for an additional $25 per location. You will receive a quality cd with 30-40 Photoshop edited photos, along with limited photo rights. Price list for professional quality prints available.

*Note- an additional charge of $0.50 per mile will be added for anything more than thirty miles away from the 80133 zip code.

mimsy studios

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

A Colorado Fall

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