Photography by Hillary: More of the Cowboy Family

One thing that is great about portraits is capturing the subjects personality. You can see how much they enjoy their life.

Prices

Sitting Fees: $40 if we are in your home or at the studio $65 for traveling on location up to 25 miles from your home, $95 for 26-50 miles from your home and $135 for 50-75 miles from your home. For further distances please ask when booking your appointment.

Platinum: 3-11x14, 20 sheets (a sheet is anything 8x10 or smaller) with FREE enhancements (enhancements are black and white, sepia, text on photo) Price: $325.00

Gold: 3-11x14, 15 sheets with FREE enhancements Price: $250.00

Silver: 2-11x14, 10 sheets with FREE enhancements Price: $180.00

Bronze: 1-11x14, 8 sheets with FREE enhancements Price: $150.00

Add a CD with all the images and copyright release to any collection for only $50

Add extra sheets to the collection $15 per sheet $20 enhanced

Size A -30x40- $230

Size B -24x30- $180

Size C -20x24- $130

Size D -16x20- $105

Size E -11x14- $40

Ala Carte Sheets $15

1 - 8x10

2- 5x7

4- 3x5

8 wallets

Enhance any of these sizes in black and white, sepia, or text on the photo for only $5 more per sheet.

CD for all Images (including enhanced): $200

Business CD with one image only: $75

A $65 retainer is required for all sessions

All CD's include copyright release

Prices are subject to change without notice

What's important in life.

In the 1960's, during the Vietnam War, Church member Jay Hess, an airman, was shot down over North Vietnam. For two years his family had no idea whether he was dead or alive. His captors in Hanoi eventually allowed him to write home but limited his message to less then 25 words. What would you or I say to our families if we were in the same situation-not haveing seen them for over two years and not knowing if we would ever see them again? Wanting to provide something his family could recognize as having come from him and also wanting to give them valuable counsel, Bro. Hess wrote-and I quote: "These things are important: temple marriage, mission, college. Press on, set goals, write history, take pictures twice a year." Pres. Thomas S Monson October 2008 General Confrence "Finding Joy in the Journey" lds.org

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