I AM NOW A .COM
www.jennuinephotography.com
price changes as well..
Portraits:
Babies/Children: $50
Couples: $60
Families: $70
At home shoots:
Families of 3+ only*
Meeting beforehand
Down payment of $25
*Negotiable under certain circumstances
Portfolio Headshots:
Still a working progress.
$70 flat.
Events:
$200-$250
depending on size and type of event
Debuts
Weddings (still in working progress)
Grads/Proms
Parties
Reunions
Concerts
Recitals
Dances
Location:
Anywhere* in the Vancouver Lower Mainland.
Abbostford and Surrey are excluded.
Comes with:
CD with full sizes
2-6 hours of shooting
Prints: $5 and up, depending on size and quantity
*Please notify ahead of time.
Cash and Cheques only.
No Credit or Debit.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
It's been a while.
So, it has been over a month since my last blog. Nothing super exciting happened. Christmas was pretty awesome. I got a few DVD's, a portfolio bag, a HUGE teddy bear, and a gold necklace..(and some more). I was spoiled rotten, thanks so much!!
I have started a part time photography course at VanArts. Oh, and I recently got 2 medium sized soft boxes. I'm on my way with experimenting with studio photography. COME HELP ME EXPERIMENT!!!
Valentine's Day is coming up, GET SOME CUTE PHOTOS! You don't have to be a couple, you just have to be AWESOME!
Babies/Children: $50 - 30% = $35
1-2 people: $100 - 30% = $70
3-6 people: $175 - 30% = $123
7+ people: $200 - 30% = $140
Events:
$250-$325
Depending on size and type of event.
I have started a part time photography course at VanArts. Oh, and I recently got 2 medium sized soft boxes. I'm on my way with experimenting with studio photography. COME HELP ME EXPERIMENT!!!
Valentine's Day is coming up, GET SOME CUTE PHOTOS! You don't have to be a couple, you just have to be AWESOME!
Babies/Children: $50 - 30% = $35
1-2 people: $100 - 30% = $70
3-6 people: $175 - 30% = $123
7+ people: $200 - 30% = $140
Events:
$250-$325
Depending on size and type of event.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
The other side of the camera.
This doesn't relate much to my photography...
But yesterday, Alex [boyfriend] and I went to Sears to get our picture taken, just for fun...and it's SO weird being on the other side of the camera.
But yesterday, Alex [boyfriend] and I went to Sears to get our picture taken, just for fun...and it's SO weird being on the other side of the camera.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
CHRISTMAS IS COMING UP FOLKS!
I'm trying to upgrade my portfolio a little bit. If you and a few friends or a significant other would like a shoot together just to have or to give to loved ones...IM THE ONE FOR YOU!
This is basically the GRAND OPENING of Jennuine Photography...The Business. I have my rates posted on the side of my Facebook fan page...and because it is Christmas...the quotes you see there, will be brought down by 30%.
OFFER ENDS FEBRUARY 13TH
SOOOOO....
1-2 people:$100 = $70
3-6 people:$175 = $123
7+ people: $200 = $140
Event:250-$300 = $175-$210
--at the location you want (reasonable)
--CD with full sizes*
--2-3 hours of shooting (negotiable)
*Prints are an additional charge.
GET YOUR PICS FOR VALENTINES DAY!!!!!
This is basically the GRAND OPENING of Jennuine Photography...The Business. I have my rates posted on the side of my Facebook fan page...and because it is Christmas...the quotes you see there, will be brought down by 30%.
OFFER ENDS FEBRUARY 13TH
SOOOOO....
1-2 people:
3-6 people:
7+ people:
Event:
--at the location you want (reasonable)
--CD with full sizes*
--2-3 hours of shooting (negotiable)
*Prints are an additional charge.
GET YOUR PICS FOR VALENTINES DAY!!!!!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
The story.
This is the first blog EVER written for Jennuine Photography. I'm not completely official yet, but hopefully I get a website up and running soon.
My name's Jenn Nguyen, so you can see [and hear] the connection between that and the name of my photography. This name was started about four to five years ago by a lovely lady named Chanelle Paul, but I call her Nellie. Of course, she would always call me that WITH a Chinese accent. Little did I know, this would be the start of something really awesome. [me] LOL.
I got my first camera way back in Grade 10. It was a small point and shoot, Kodak. Of course, it would break four months later. Then about a year later, I got another Kodak point and shoot from my mom, and it worked REALLY well. So well, that I got the same one after I broke that one. But this was when I started to see the world a little differently. God's creation is AMAZING, and I wanted to capture it all to post it up on my walls. I got my small camera to do a lot of crazy stuff. Sometimes people would ask me if I used a macro lens, and I would say, "HELL NO BABY! It was a lil' ol' point n' shoot!" not word for word, obviously.
So to continue my story...
I then decided that I was going to start doing poorly in school, I didn't do my homework, I'd skip, etc. Then, in Grade 12, I decided to load up on my arts courses, since I was doing academics for most of my life. Photography 12 was just a filler course for me. I was thoroughly interested, but I knew nothing about it, and I didn't think I wanted to learn. It became my favourite course, with my favourite teacher. Without her, I probably would not have graduated with the rate I was going. She told my I had an eye for this. I took that, and ran.
July 2008 was when I got my DSLR, my big camera. I was reccomended to get the Nikon D40. I have yet to regret it. It was small and light, and really easy to use. It costed $556. 97 and it was great. Of course, I knew close to nothing about how useful M,A,S,P were, so I stuck with auto for the longest time. I had good photos, but I knew there was something more.
I then decided to enroll myself in a 10 week workshop at Vancouver Photography Workshop [Ontario & 7th]. The classes ended yesterday, November 12, 2009. I am proud to say that there is a HUGE difference in my photos, and my confidence behind them.
Coincidentally, I met this girl, Angela, way back in Grade 9 for three months. About a month ago, I see her working at a Starbucks not too far away from my house. I told her I was trying to find a job in photography, and she told me that they were hiring at Sears Portrait Studios. So I applied, and got the job. It's great.
So far, I'm loving it. The next step you ask? Is to start a real portfolio and get admitted into VanArts.
My name's Jenn Nguyen, so you can see [and hear] the connection between that and the name of my photography. This name was started about four to five years ago by a lovely lady named Chanelle Paul, but I call her Nellie. Of course, she would always call me that WITH a Chinese accent. Little did I know, this would be the start of something really awesome. [me] LOL.
I got my first camera way back in Grade 10. It was a small point and shoot, Kodak. Of course, it would break four months later. Then about a year later, I got another Kodak point and shoot from my mom, and it worked REALLY well. So well, that I got the same one after I broke that one. But this was when I started to see the world a little differently. God's creation is AMAZING, and I wanted to capture it all to post it up on my walls. I got my small camera to do a lot of crazy stuff. Sometimes people would ask me if I used a macro lens, and I would say, "HELL NO BABY! It was a lil' ol' point n' shoot!" not word for word, obviously.
So to continue my story...
I then decided that I was going to start doing poorly in school, I didn't do my homework, I'd skip, etc. Then, in Grade 12, I decided to load up on my arts courses, since I was doing academics for most of my life. Photography 12 was just a filler course for me. I was thoroughly interested, but I knew nothing about it, and I didn't think I wanted to learn. It became my favourite course, with my favourite teacher. Without her, I probably would not have graduated with the rate I was going. She told my I had an eye for this. I took that, and ran.
July 2008 was when I got my DSLR, my big camera. I was reccomended to get the Nikon D40. I have yet to regret it. It was small and light, and really easy to use. It costed $556. 97 and it was great. Of course, I knew close to nothing about how useful M,A,S,P were, so I stuck with auto for the longest time. I had good photos, but I knew there was something more.
I then decided to enroll myself in a 10 week workshop at Vancouver Photography Workshop [Ontario & 7th]. The classes ended yesterday, November 12, 2009. I am proud to say that there is a HUGE difference in my photos, and my confidence behind them.
Coincidentally, I met this girl, Angela, way back in Grade 9 for three months. About a month ago, I see her working at a Starbucks not too far away from my house. I told her I was trying to find a job in photography, and she told me that they were hiring at Sears Portrait Studios. So I applied, and got the job. It's great.
So far, I'm loving it. The next step you ask? Is to start a real portfolio and get admitted into VanArts.
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