Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Won't you live at my house?

I want to talk these people into giving me their baby.

Don't make me steal her, Debbie. I will. I soooo will.

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Friday, November 13, 2009

Holiday Card Templates

7 5x7 Flat Cards (front and back)
1 5x5 Tri-fold

Specs: WHCC (can be printed anywhere with minor tweaking in PS)

Layered PSD files. Use clipping masks to place photos. Instructions, font list, and card samples included.

Colors and text can be changed. Some detailed patterns are not editable.


$40+tax



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After you complete your purchase, you will receive a link to download the files.

Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Edible Baby

Admit it.
You want to snuggle this yummy baby.
I know I do.

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And look at her beautiful Mama!
Lucky Daddy...having to deal with all this prettiness.
Sheesh.

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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Give Gift....Get Discount

Have you already started shopping for Christmas?

I haven't.

I'm a big fat procrastinator. I'm the "Do-it-all-on-Christmas-Eve" kind of gal. Every year I vow to change this. We shall see how I do this year.

If you are not like me and you're getting your gifts wrapped early,
then hook your loved one up with one of these.

A Gift Certificate for a session with ME!

They're available in any amount
AND they're 10% off till November 15th

Buy one for your Mama for $200 and it will only cost you $180!
(plus tax)

It looks like this, printed on heavy pearl press printed paper
and comes in fancy shmancy packaging, all wrapped up pretty.


You love it. You wanna marry it.


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Friday, November 6, 2009

Sweet Lily Girl

I took exactly 4 seconds to fall in love with this precious girl. I had the pleasure of photographing her and her pretty mama while I was in New York. See for yourself. :)

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WINNER(S)--Yes, more than ONE!

First....

Thanks to EVERYONE for participating in my little contest.
I was completely entertained, I tell you. I loved reading your clever guesses.


Second....

I've decided to reward those that were especially creative
and those of you that guessed correctly but weren't first.

Third....

I don't have a third. Just announce the winners already, huh?


1ST PLACE-Free Family Session
Jessica Stier

RUNNERS UP- $25 Gift Certificate
Carrie Lyman
Karina Rigtrup
Nisa Hunt
Callie Oppedisano

EMAIL ME TO CLAIM YOUR PRIZE!
info {at} saraboulterphotography {dot} com

I'm getting ready to post on my OTHER BLOG about these key chains....
so look there for the correct guess.

That was fun! I've got another contest in the works. Stay tuned. ;)

Monday, October 26, 2009

Free Session to the Winner

We are having the time of our lives on our TRIP. It is the most fun I've ever had in my life. We've taken a million (or ka-jillion) pictures and each one comes with a story.

I have an idea.
Wanna play?
Okay, here we go.
Email me your best guess as to the story that goes with this iphone picture.
(details are important!)
First correct guess wins a FREE FAMILY SESSION-no strings attached. ($150 value)
Entries must be received by midnight, Friday, October 30th.
EMAIL: info {at} saraboulterphotography {dot} com
Yes, there are prizes for the runners-up. :)


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Sunday, October 18, 2009

SBP 2009 Holiday Card Templates-$40

Here you go!

7 5x7 Flat Cards (front and back included)
1 5x5 Tri-fold

Specs: WHCC (can be printed anywhere with minor tweaking in PS)

Layered PSD files. Use clipping masks to place photos. Instructions, font list, and card samples included.

Colors and text can be changed. Some detailed patterns are not editable.

$40+tax



2009 Card Samples






Monday, October 12, 2009

Mentoring Sessions for 2010

I've been getting a lot of emails asking about my schedule for 2010 mentoring. I've got my assistant scheduling these for me while I'm gone. Send an email to:

info {at} saraboulterphotography {dot} com to schedule a session.

I've met some amazing photographers and I'm excited to see who I get to hang out with in 2010!

Come on you talented people. Let's talk photography. :)

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Consider the buffalo

I'm sitting in the passenger seat, staring out the window at the gorgeous, rolling hills of Nebraska. We are approaching South Dakota. Have we really been gone 3 weeks? 12 states! Wow. And there is still so much more to see.   

The demon that posessed Oliver's little body has left. Alex is happily working his way through the last of the sunflower seeds. (Is it odd to find his spitting the shells out attractive?) Everything is right again. The funk is gone. Well done, everyone, making us laugh. It definitely helped.

I'm feeling warm and fuzzy this morning. (Note to self: it's time to shave your legs again.) My heart fills full. I read c-janes blog (who doesn't?) this morning and took her advice. I stood with Oliver in the middle of our "home" and we danced ourselves silly. I feel lucky to love and be loved today. Oliver and I have really bonded on this trip. I wish that I could replay every moment we've shared in the past three weeks. I've laughed and cried so much over how much I adore him. He forces me to live in the moment, to slow down, to play. 

Case in point...
Wyoming is huge. Rather, it felt huge. Sort of like we would never be able to drive far enough to leave it. Along the way, we saw herds of antelope grazing quite close to the highway. The first herd we saw was special. Special enough to pull over and take pictures of. The second herd was almost as special as the first. The third and fourth, well, we just pointed at those. After that I started to not even notice them. They blended in with the scenery and the dozens of cow herds. Hours went by. Ollie came up front and sat on my lap (to snuggle and break the law, yes.) He started pointing at the antelope with grand excitement. He also pointed at the cows with as much enthusiasm as he had when we saw the first herd of antelope. 

I heard myself say, "those are just cows honey." 

He said, "No! Look!"

I looked. 

He was right. There in the field was a huge herd of buffalo! I had become an antelope snob, a mama who ignored cows. Was I already beginning to take this adventure for granted? Shame on me. 

My sweet Ollie opens my eyes. He reminds me to SEE the buffalo. I feel a new excitement this morning. I mean c'mon, I'll be standing in front of Mt Rushmore in less than an hour. I can't wait to see it. And all the cows along the way.

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