Showing posts with label studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label studio. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Valentine's promotion


Show your love for the one who loves you with their whole heart. 



For only R350 you will receive a 20 minute studio session at my home-studio in Oakdale (near Tygervalley in Cape Town) for your little one between 6 months and 10 years old. 

You will also get 6 web-friendly images for you to share and you can chose between a pocket accordion album (7.5cm opening up to 42cm long) OR an A4 shadow wrap mounted photo print.


OR


Buy a voucher by 14 February 2015 (email me: suki@jaggeddaisy.co.za, I'll invoice and you can do an eft) and book your little one's session Monday-Friday, 11h00-16h30 at any available time slot until end April 2015. 

It is no problem if you have more than one kid you would like to have photographed. Add more kids for R50 each (up to 5 kids) and receive 2 more web-friendly images and 5 more minutes photo time per kid (up to 40 minutes). Just let me know when you email me.  You are also welcome to buy vouchers as gifts. 

But hurry - limited vouchers available only until 14 February 2015. 


Tuesday, April 30, 2013

April round-up: a few favourites

This past month has been incredible busy, both on graphic design and photography front. I've had some new challenges, met some wonderful people, done a lot of editing, but had some fun too.

Here are some of my favourite studio images from the last month (excluding the last Friday and Saturday).













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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Follow the leader


The other day I had the great pleasure of having the head-girl and head-boy of Tygerberg High School join me for a Quick Pics session.

After chatting about what they needed (a picture to hang in the school entrance), and a few more messages typed by Adrian on his phone (while gently being teased by Renata), we were ready for action.

The picture for the school is quite formal, having to mind the jackets and trying to keep the school emblem (and the many many badges these guys acquired) in shot.


We then got in a bit closer, doing a couple of head-shots.


And then, because we could, we had some fun.


Really lovely meeting Renata. Adrian I know very well. Although I may not be quite qualified to say this, I think Tygerberg High School has chosen well.



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