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Showing posts with label product feature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label product feature. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

New MoscaPhoto Product for our 2011 Season! YAY!

These are awesome! We are so happy to have them at our fingertips for our clients AND to be able to finally offer them easily, for all to enjoy! Our fabulous online lab, Pictage, has made them available and they are ready to be purchased through each of our client galleries. Each type of image backing has its own price, details of which are easy to see when orders are placed online; it all depends on what kind and what size, obviously :)

One thing I'd like to mention is that the backing called Standout (both the 3/4 inch and the 1 1/2 inch options) is the only one made ready to hang on your walls. It comes with hangers! The other backings (Styrene, Matboard, Masonite and Foamboard) are used to stiffen up the photo print, in order to be framed more properly and to assure a perfect, straight, archival fit. All options are perfect for those very special print orders made to be gifts or made to be wall art.

YAY!




Monday, November 1, 2010

Finao and Willowbook Album Designs

These books are beautiful!

We are slowly updating our printed portfolio with new, more current, material (its that time of year!) and here are two albums that we are super proud of.


Specs for Red Book:
  • - Album makers: Willowbook
  • - Print makers: Pictage
  • - Layout design: me :)
  • - 10x10 inches
  • - red leather with black spine accent
  • - one 5x5 photo insert on cover
  • - 2 lines of embossed imprinting

Specs for the "Purple" Book:
  • - Album makers: Finao
  • - Print makers: Finao
  • - Layout design: me :)
  • - 10x10 inches
  • - one large metallic print coated in acrylic on the cover
  • - purple velvet-like super soft material for spine and back cover (chosen by my friend and company appointed "print police" Karen, from Finao! She surprised us with the accent material and color! LOVE YOU!)

Both books are beautiful to touch and feel and are sure to make the perfect addition to your wedding photography products. They are archival and guaranteed to "stand the test of time" as Finao puts it. 

The Willowbook album is our standard one, which is included in our top "packages".
The Finao album is our upgraded album, available to order by request.

Make an appointment with us, so see them in person and for you to see their costs. It all depends on size and number of images within it. Oh we love them so much!














Thursday, April 29, 2010

{Product Feature} A Canvas Print that makes us SMILE!


This is a little bit of a different kind of blog post for us. I promised you on our facebook fan page, that I would post photographs and a review of a canvas company who has provided us with a beautiful sample print. So, here I am! :)

Firstly, I'd like to mention that we have absolutely nothing to do (on a personal or business level) with this company. We are not associated with them, except for the fact that we are now their clients, since the product they sent us today, is impressive!

With that out of the way, here's the scoop:

Hugh Parker, of ZaZa Gallery, offered a free sample for anyone interested in adding a high quality product to their photography product arsenal. Of course, I - always looking for new companies to support, and for new products to offer - jumped on the opportunity. Josh and I both, are big fans of canvas prints. We have ordered some for our own enjoyment before, and they hang happily in our home. We would love for our couples to consistently take some time to choose the perfect wedding image to also have printed on canvas. It feels like a blend of "old-school" oil painting medium, coupled with modern-age printing technology. Best of both worlds :)

Here are some photos I just took of the canvas print in question. Its a 16x24 inch, blurry border, 2" thick canvas. The image is one of the ones I took at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm, a week ago. I have included overall photos of the canvas as well as macro shots showing the sharpness of the lines. It is difficult to show exactly how beautiful a canvas print is on the internet. The ideal way to see it is in person. Once Josh and I have our own little open-to-the-public home studio, we'll have them hanging and in plain view!

I'm curious to hear what you think! 
Who out there would be interested in having Josh and I actually take this print to consultations? If anyone were on the fence about ordering one from us, I bet that holding one in front of you, would make your mind up right away! :)

As always, thank you for reading through and we appreciate your comments!

~ Alice (& Josh)