Anniversaries
10th, 20th, 25th, 30th, 40th, 50th, etc. Whatever the number is just give me a call and I'll be there for photo keepsakes at your next anniversary. Prints made on-site and also a free online photo gallery where you can view and order additional prints. Get that once in a lifetime photo of you and the kids, grandkids, great-grandkids.
Conventions-Conferences
Is your company or organization having a convention or conference? Give me a call or email to set up for photos. On-site printing. Get a photo of you and the gang. Or you and the company president? Fundraising options offered if you're a non-profit or charitable organization.
Reunions... my specialty
On-site printing.
Highest quality prints at reasonable prices.
How it usually works:
At most class reunions we take the class photo just before the meal/program, usually around 6:30. You don't need to budget more than about 15 minutes in your schedule for the class photo. Usually I can get everyone lined up in 5 to 10 minutes and then it just a matter of snapping 4 or 5 photos of the class.
Everyone then goes back to whatever they were doing. If you have a meal or program that's when I do some quick touchup to the class photo, insert it into a pre-made custom digital layout for your class and school and then I began printing. Each 8x10 class photo takes about 90 seconds to print so taking into account a few minutes to replace an empty color cartridge or two I can usually average about 30 to 35 prints per hour. The largest class photo I've taken so far is about 72 classmates but even with that number within a couple of hours I had prints ready for everyone who wanted a photo. And with that class I think just about everyone bought a class photo... thanks Todd Central class of 1967.
That's about it. Simple huh?
A few more boring details:
If the facility has a table set up for me that's fine but I always bring a table with me. It's just a standard 6 foot banquet table if you need to know about how much room to allocate for me.
Oh yeah. After all of the class photos have been printed if you have some couples (example) or smaller groups of classmates (example) who want photos I can stay around for that (usually as long as needed unless I have another event schedule later that night).
There is a $50 setup fee but be sure to check my home page or promotions page as I often run free setup specials.
Highest quality prints at reasonable prices.
How it usually works:
At most class reunions we take the class photo just before the meal/program, usually around 6:30. You don't need to budget more than about 15 minutes in your schedule for the class photo. Usually I can get everyone lined up in 5 to 10 minutes and then it just a matter of snapping 4 or 5 photos of the class.
Everyone then goes back to whatever they were doing. If you have a meal or program that's when I do some quick touchup to the class photo, insert it into a pre-made custom digital layout for your class and school and then I began printing. Each 8x10 class photo takes about 90 seconds to print so taking into account a few minutes to replace an empty color cartridge or two I can usually average about 30 to 35 prints per hour. The largest class photo I've taken so far is about 72 classmates but even with that number within a couple of hours I had prints ready for everyone who wanted a photo. And with that class I think just about everyone bought a class photo... thanks Todd Central class of 1967.
That's about it. Simple huh?
A few more boring details:
If the facility has a table set up for me that's fine but I always bring a table with me. It's just a standard 6 foot banquet table if you need to know about how much room to allocate for me.
Oh yeah. After all of the class photos have been printed if you have some couples (example) or smaller groups of classmates (example) who want photos I can stay around for that (usually as long as needed unless I have another event schedule later that night).
There is a $50 setup fee but be sure to check my home page or promotions page as I often run free setup specials.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)