Here is the updated collections designed especially for seniors. These mirror my normal packages as far as prices, however some changes have been made to what is included in each collection to accommodate seniors.
Please remember these prices INCLUDE the sitting fee, and you receive print credits in all three, which are basically gift certificates included for you to shop with!
Details are in!
1. Email erin@epcphotos.com by 8/30/11
Include the following:
epc photos is opening up 8 sessions for the 2011 Summer Open Studio Day! Now is your chance to book your shoot with me with discounted collections which include prints and session fee, all in one. There will be 8 slots available in 15 minute increments. Timing is crucial, as I am shooting during sundown, my favorite light of the day. It would be best to arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure your session begins on time. Below are the available times:
6:00 – Violet
6:15
6:30
6:45
7:00 - Rachael & Jonah
7:15
7:45
8:00
Open Studio Day will be held at Chateaugay in Pataskala, my favorite location! This is 11 acres of gorgeous wooded land with wildflowers, trees and mini-bridges. A non-refundable fee of $25 is due when booking your time slot, which will go toward your package choice. Please contact me thru my email, Facebook Fan Page or this blog post to book your session! You may add any prints you wish to the collections below, please request a price sheet for individual prints, canvases, float wraps, albums and more.
What a weekend.
Although I was only out of my yoga pants and hoodie for a short time, I accomplished so much. After reading and posting questions on some forums with other professional photographers, I have decided to take a big leap in my business.
I have reached the point where I need to either make a big change or stay the same and never get closer to my goal that is working epc photos full time. I’ve decided I have nothing to lose right now. I work full time at Chase, and I get unlimited overtime. I’m not depending on the business to pay the bills yet. Now’s the time to strike.
After some advice with some really great people on the forum (big thanks to Molly Dockery), I have decided to make these changes:
I feel like I do my best work on a wedding when I’m not hired or getting paid for it. I think it’s because I know I don’t really have to be taking photos, I just kinda want to. Weddings and I go way back, and I’ve made the decision to not photograph them anymore. Unless it’s for fun or for someone I love. I love you guys — here’s a preview of my gift to you!
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Anyway, give me some feedback on the following 3 logos. I think that logo 1 is my favorite, I really I like the cartoony-looking bird the best. Your opinions are much appreciated – please let me know any tips you may have for improving something.
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logo 2
logo 3
What a great couple of months! I’m happy to say that epc photos has been keeping me very busy during these cold, gray months. I’ve converted the dining room into my natural light studio, it’s been working out better than taking clients into the basement. Most of these shoots were done here, you’d never know that I just moved my table and chairs to the side to use it as my studio!
Notice the background on a few of these shots – yes, still shot on my white walls, I just threw in some texture/wallpaper (Thanks Squeek Photography!)
Thanks so much to all of my cold weather clients! Looking forward to seeing most of you when the weather breaks for spring sessions.
It’s been a busy couple of months! I’ve not had a chance to sit down and care for my blog, so here’s a quick collage of my latest senior – Kyle. My friend Kevin from work has been wanting to have his son’s pics done, and we finally got to shoot part 1 of 2 of Kyle’s session. We are holding out until the spring, and there’s talk of some pics with a Ferrari!
Here’s a quick preview for now! Enjoy!
What a busy couple of months!
I just wanted to take some time out to spotlight some of my late summer/fall shoots. After the Open Studio, I was so busy it was hard enough to keep up with the editing, so I did not make time for the blog. I picked out my favorite photos from each shoot to share with everyone here! Enjoy! And remember, my blog LOVES comments and to be shared
Thank you for respecting my work and my copyrights. Please use these images with permission and ensure the logo remains in tact if you share on social networks. Thank you!!!!!
Oh Violet. My favorite subject this year! Of course, I’m partial to this little one, she’s my niece (even though she’s technically my second cousin, we’ve decided that I’m going to be known as “Aunt Birdie” – kinda like we always thought Bev was our aunt! haha)
Photos like this one make me so happy since she’s choosy with her smiles. I know she was looking up at mommy and daddy, and how sweet it was to capture this little smirk. Can’t wait to take all of your photos as you grow!
Animal people can be particular. It’s an honor to me when they choose epc photos to capture moments with their furry family members. This is Summer and Sir, my good from Brenda’s doggies. (heyyyy sweater dress!) Sir is the leader of the pack, but Summer definitely gets what she wants when she wants it. They ran around on this hot day and needed some time under the water fountain! This photo is probably one of my favorite pics I’ve ever snapped, which is why I chose it for the “Best of “blog.
I’ve had a great year in 2010 for senior photos. Bekah is a very special girl (daughter of Tony, Vinnie’s boss) who let me be a part of her awesome after school activities. She’s very dedicated to working with all kinds of animals. This session started out at the Delaware Fairgrounds where she trains horses. Later we headed over to the OWC where she works with birds of prey and the other animals housed in the facility. Her mom and dad are very much a part of this as well, and we have to thank them for volunteering so much of their time to helping these creatures!
This was my favorite shot of the day – inside the stable area.
What a cutie! This is Lisa and Karl’s nephew Nyles, having a laughing fit during our photo shoot this summer. We had all the nieces and nephews together (it was challenging) but getting photos like this make the challenge worthwhile!
I’ve been lucky this year — I’ve gained 4 nieces and even a GREAT niece this year! This is Mia, my oldest niece. Such a beauty! She was fantastic the day of her shoot. Willing to go anywhere I took her, despite the rain (which you can see in this photo if you look close!) and cold. She even put on a pair of point shoes and demonstrated her ballet skills in the middle of a dirty old alley! But WOW did the photos come out fantastic! She made my vision come to life, and then some, especially when she was completely willing to sit in my ugly chair! (haha I love that chair!)
This has to be my favorite shot. It’s so interesting in so many ways, and her body language and expression make the photo! (Like my strategically placed logo?) Thank Mia for making your new aunt so proud and rockin’ this photo shoot!
This is Eli – another one of Lisa and Karl’s nephews. This photo is extra special to me, because of that genuine smile! (Not an easy feat this day!) We had about 3 minutes during this shoot where he was all smiles. I think we freaked him out a bit with our carrying on behind the camera, trying to get all of the little ones to look. He covered his ears a lot that day! haha
Here’s another exclusive animal shoot — Halley, a spunky little Shitz tzu. This was a referral from a friend that i work with. 2010 has been a great year for new clients (people that I don’t actually know!) so I appreciate any referral that I receive. It was great to meet you Melissa! Love your doggie
Another shot from the Gillam niece and nephew session. This is Gracie – a beautiful little blonde with a lot of energy. My favorite thing about this photos is I got all these smiles from her as she was saying NO and yelling at the camera. But she couldn’t help smile while she did it! Hey, it worked for me! haha
This is one of my favorite shots taken from a 3 part session this summer. My first high school senior couple shoot – this is Cody, my niece Alysha’s boyfriend. We went downtown on a chilly weekend and were able to get some FANTASTIC pics! This smirk makes all the girls weak in the knees
Here is Alysha – my beautiful niece! So happy to have been chosen to take her senior photos! Despite the cold, she was all smiles and so excited to be having her pictures taken – she made my job so easy!! Definitely one of my favorite photos of her, staring off in the distance at Cody watching nearby. We had a great time walking around the arena district, an experience I will never forget!
Here’s my favorite shot of the two of them together!
Ahhh, Halloween! Everyone knows this is my favorite time of year! I put on a costume shoot and even though this one is a shot of Finn without his lobster costume on, I just had to call it my favorite. Finn Herman (only boy born to a Pink) – son of Cole and Scott Ann has been in front of my camera several times this year. I’m so happy to get the opportunity to document his first year, and am very much looking forward to his 1 year shoot! This is shot on my seamless, and even though studio work is not my favorite, I thought I would bust it out for Halloween. Just a little something different 
Another senior shoot – this is Jordan, Mia’s friend who was another subject that just breezed through her senior pictures. She could rock a smile or a serious look, and was absolutely adorable in her hat! This is by far my favorite photo of her, it was hard to pick! Her eyes just jumped out of every photo even without enhancing them! What a beautiful day at Inniswood Gardens with a beautiful girl!
I headed down to southern Ohio to Hocking Hills for this shoot featuring Roscoe, a 26 year old horse owned by my friend’s Kathy and Smitty. Roscoe was quite a horse in his earlier days, and now he’s retired and living out his days on Sycamore Farm. Kathy wanted to have a special shoot with him, since he’s got a bad leg, and they are not sure how much longer he will be with us 
I love this shot because it’s so Roscoe. After we took him out by the sycamore trees for his close up, he walked back to the barn and put himself away in his paddock. He’s got a routine and he knows where to go and when he’s had enough! I thought this was a very special photo because I’m sure this is how Kathy and Smitty will remember him during his last years.
Keegan Dyer — another participant in the Halloween costume shoot This one is special because it think it’s the only one where she is wearing her hood and she’s not trying to pull it off! Keegan is another very important lady this year, the 1st of the four “Pink Babies” born this year. I’ve been there since the beginning, and I hope to keep on seeing her in front of my camera for years to come!
This is Oliver, nephew to Cole and cousin to Finn (see above) I love this photo because Oli was on the go for most of the shoot, and I was so happy to get a great photo of him sitting and looking at the camera. One of the few kids I know that doesn’t mind wearing a hat, he was rockin’ this newsboy look
The Gibson’s made my downtown Granville shoot come to life! I’ve been wanting to get down there for a session for over a year now, and I thought they would be the perfect family to shoot there. Christy is a FANTASTIC photographer, specializing in weddings. I have had the honor to shoot with her this summer and are even teaming up for a very special project in a couple weeks. We have a great relationship and we are constantly helping each other out and there is never any competition between us. She’s my photography soul mate!
This shoot is hot off the press, taken this afternoon! My friend April, the referral queen is to thank for this family session! She gave her brother’s family an epc photos gift certificate for a their FIRST family shoot ever! I was honored Thanks Fairchild family!
Well, since I started with Violet, I had to end with her too! This was Trick or Treat night, where I had planned on doing some shots of the kids in the neighborhood in their costumes, but the weather prevented this But that’s ok, because i got my fill with Violet! We expected the worst, but ended up getting a great session our of her with NO CRYING and no fighting with the costumes that she wore! Smiles were still hard to come by, but her face is so cute, that it didn’t matter!!!
