A bit of history...

My passion for photography all started when I had my first child. I wanted to capture every waking minute I had with her... and thus the love affair with my camera began! (My children have more pictures for their scrapbooks than I can even use, but I keep snapping away...)

Once I decided to pursue this business, I couldn't get enough! I wanted to learn it all and right away... I wanted to be "great." After numerous classes and books on the subject, I started to learn who I was as a photographer. I am proud to say I am happy with my work, but always trying to learn MORE! I keep my eyes open for new locations and new ideas for my next sessions. I like to offer people unique experiences so they will know that they are special.

I highly advise people to shop around for their photographer to find one who matches their style and budget. Each photographer tends to have their own personality and price range, and I prefer to offer my artwork at reasonable prices; prices that I would be willing to pay. I want EVERYONE to be able to hang a professional portrait on the wall and feel good about what it cost them to obtain it. I know the work and effort that go into creating these images, and the time spent on them goes WAY beyond just the session. The time spent after the session is what creates the timeless treasure you display in your home.

About Us

If you are looking for a PROFESSIONAL photographer, you have come to the right place! I emphasize professional here, because anyone can pick up a digital camera and snap a picture... It takes years of practice, research, and an artistic eye to capture a moment and create the types of images you will see on my blog. I can tell you... not all photographers are created equal.

Mirror Images specializes in Utah location photography from newborns to landscape and everything in between. With many beautiful locations to choose from along the Wasatch front, we guarantee you will love your portraits.

Mirror Images is determined to offer quality, professional images at reasonable prices. So no matter what your budget, you can enjoy displaying your favorite images.

Availability

Please call or email for appointments and availability.

I will do my best to meet your time constraints to ensure that you are satisfied with your photography experience and purchases.
Keep in mind the best times to take photographs are early in the morning and later in the evening.

Other Information

-All services are subject to a 6.8% Utah State Sales Tax.
-50% deposit on all appointments is required within 1 week of booking in the form of a Cashier’s Check, Personal Check, or Cash. Remainder of event balance is required at least 1 week prior to day of event.
-Refunds will not be given for cancellations of appointments within 7 days of event.
-Cancellations up to 8 days prior to event will receive 75% of deposit.
-Location costs include any site within the Ogden Valley, Ogden Canyon, North Ogden and Pleasant View areas. I also travel to other locations along the Wasatch Front from Brigham City to North Salt Lake; any location within these boundaries will incur an additional $20 fee. Events held further than these boundaries may incur fees up to $50, (i.e. Salt Lake City or Logan locations.)

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

cLoThInG ChOiCeS...

Before a photo shoot, people are always asking... "what should we wear?"

Well, here are some of the guidelines I give to my clients before a shoot:

*Choose a color theme (solid colors are best) and clothing style that are representative of your family.
*Try to choose clothing that is likely to still be in style for many years, so you don't date your photos.
*Long sleeves or 3/4 lenth sleeves are recommended for adults to focus attention on the face. Short sleeves are fine for infants and children.
*Dark-colored pants or skirts with matching hosiery are most flattering for women. Jeans are PERFECT!
*Simple hairstyles and natural makeup are best. (Except for fashion or unusual shoots.)
*Hair should be trimmed neatly, but not cut within 48 hours of the portrait sitting.
*Keep in mind that dark clothing tends to be more slimming although whites and light colors make for beautiful photography as well. I will let you decide on this one...
*Bold colors photograph best! Pastels are pretty, but the color doesn't POP like bold colors.
*Geometric patterns and plaids are NOT the best choices for family portraits. They are very busy and tend to detract from the true subject... YOU! If you choose one of these types of patterns, make it a small scale print and use it as the "tie" between other family members' clothing.

If you still need help deciding what to wear or what will look good in a picture, let me know! I will be happy to assist you... even if that means meeting you to pick out clothing! I want your portraits to be the BEST they can be!!

:)