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Session Cheat SheetHair – If you’re getting a hair cut for your shoot, do so about two weeks beforehand, just in case it goes wrong – you justnever know. For men, a fresh cut a couple of days before the shoot is fine.Hair accessories – If you’re shooting outdoors, be ready to put your hair up and make it look nice in case of a windy day.Bring bobby pins, hair clips, headbands or any other favorite accessories.Glasses – If people wouldn’t recognize you without glasses, you want to wear glasses in your shoot – however,the glare on glasses can detract from your eyes in photos. You can have your lenses removed from your frames foryour shoot (don’t worry, it’s what Hollywood does to avoid glare in movies), ask your eye doctor to loan you a pair of similarframes, or you can also visit an inexpensive company online like Zenni Optical and buy a suitable pair of duplicateframes on the cheap.Red eyes – Visine is your friend. Staying up late the night before can wreak havoc on your skin and eyes.The last thing you want is baggage under your eyes as an unplanned accessory.Lips – You will probably wipe or lick your lips during your shoot, so bring fresh lip gloss or lipstick to do touch-up.Use lip balm for a few days in advance of your shoot to make your lips and smile look their best.Teeth – If you want to brighten your smile, start your treatments about two weeks before your shoot.Breakouts – Start using African Black Bar Soap for a week in advance of your shoot to help reduce and limit pimples andblemishes. Equally important, don’t cake on a lot of make-up to try to hide blemishes – it’s almost always easierto Photoshop away pimples than to clean up overdone make-up. For fever blisters or cold sores, avoid getting themin the first place, then consider using an over the counter product like Abreva if one pops up anyway.Make-up – A subtle application of make-up can really soften your skin and accent your facial features.But make sure you know what you’re doing, and make sure it matches your skin tone, or your face may look orangecompared to the rest of your body.Facial hair – Men, be freshly shaved with a new razor, shaving cream and a moisturizing aftershave or shave lotion toavoid bumps and redness. Trim up your board, sideburns, mustache or goatee, especially looking for wiry stray hairs.Ladies, even if you have some light facial hair (particularly around your lip or chin), indulge in a waxing in advance ofyour shoot – even barely-there light facial hair will be noticeable in your photos. Guys and gals both, pluck andclean up those eyebrows. www.photographybystudioeleven.com

Session Cheat Sheet continued…Moisturizer – Dry skin can really detract from a great photo shoot. Start moisturizing nightly a week in advance of yourshoot. When you get out of the shower, dry off until lightly damp, and slather on moisturizer. Focus on your arms,shoulders, neck, face, hands, anywhere you’ll be exposed to the camera. This includes your legs if you’re shooting inshorts or a skirt.ProTip: For dry skin on your face, especially around your nose, use a sugar scrub. Mix a cup of sugar with about aquarter cup of olive oil, or just until it looks like wet sand. Scrub your face with it anywhere you have flaky skin, washit off, then wash with soap to remove the oil. The sugar paste shouldn’t be oily, just wet enough to moisten the sugar.Also, be sure on your face to use a facial moisturizer, not a thick body moisturizer, or you could break out.[Guy, of course, are most in need of this advice, especially around the face and hands.]Nails – A fresh coat of nail polish will make a world of difference in your photo shoot. Pick a neutral color that won’tdistract in your shoot or clash with your outfits. Freshen the morning of the shoot, then be careful not to scuff it whileprepping. [I see this most often with high school senior girls, to whom half-gone nail polish seems to be a popular fad.]Your photo shoot is a great excuse for a fresh manicure, but if you can’t go to the salon, make sure your nails look tidyand clean, including the cuticles.Bloating – Ladies, avoid high salt and high fat foods for two to three days in advance of your shoot.Being bloated will sap your confidence and comfort in front of the camera.Undergarments – Bra straps won’t do anything to help your outfit look its best. Be sure you bring a set of bras andstrap-adjusting accessories to work with any outfit you want to shoot in to keep those straps well-hidden.Sun burns and tan lines – If your shoot is booked for Saturday, don’t go to the beach on Friday. If you plan to tanbefore your shoot, do so at least a week beforehand and don’t get burned. Be mindful of clothing tan lines,sunglass tan lines, hat tan lines, etc.Ironing – If you iron, iron the night before and then hang the clothes for your shoot. If you’re wearing something thatwrinkles easily, don’t wear it in the car on the way to the shoot – just change at the location.Shoes – Ladies, can’t go wrong in heels or wedges. Guys, clean-’em up, there’s nothing worse than filthy shoes.As with most things, when in doubt ask for a second opinion.Smile - They’re always in style, so have fun! www.photographybystudioeleven.com

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Senior SessionAboutSixty minutesSession PreparationWhen scheduling your session please fill out the questionnaire, this information is helpus get to know you and what you are looking for.What’s Included• one location• supei-prxmitvtyaaotmieltwo,inprouaptosehusoswtnefoietsrscdpiholpaanrnnogntieenscgted, online gallery for ordering•••Session Fee Investment* $125Retainer $50Payment InformationRetainer is due at the time of scheduling appointment , regardless of a gift certificatebeing used. The retainer will be deducted from the session fee balance. The balanceof session fee is due at the time of session.Additional InformationSession does not include any prints, digital downloadable files, or any products. www.photographybystudioeleven.com 4 *Prices, fees, and package inclusions are non-negotiable and are subject to change.

Premium Senior SessionAboutNinety minutesSession PreparationPre-session online questionnaire and phone consultation.What’s Included•••••••Seenayu$tswoc2in-snmcio5uloeiomraplntrooyidriltciFwmoineaoentdrtinenicpoAcurmIhnlePnotoseidPvntnhieistfeirsebnotspogmmsloiacoeknyhnnonatuin*nrggVeIsP Session $275Retainer $50Payment InformationRetainer is due at the time of scheduling appointment , regardless of a gift certificate beingused. The retainer will be deducted from the session fee balance. The balance of sessionfee is due at the time of session.Additional InformationSession does not include any prints, digital downloadable files, or any products. www.photographybystudioeleven.com 4 *Prices, fees, and package inclusions are non-negotiable and are subject to change.

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Dress My WallsCanvas CollectionsCollection One Overall Dimension of Collection Quantity Canvas SizeNine 10”x10” 36”x36”Images are printed on an 10\" x 10\" premier art canvas substrate and professionallywrapped around a 1.5\" thick wooden stretcher frame. This canvas gallery wraparrives as a finished product ready to hang. Investment* $795Collection TwoQuantity Canvas Size Overall Dimension of Collection Two 16x20 52”x25” Two 11x14Images are printed on 16\" x 20”, 11”x14” premier art canvas substrate andprofessionally wrapped around a 1.5\" thick wooden stretcher frame. This canvasgallery wrap arrives as a finished product ready to hang. Investment* $525Collection ThreeQuantity Canvas Size Overall Dimension of Collection Three 16x20 54”x20”Images are printed on 16\" x 20” premier art canvas substrate and professionallywrapped around a 1.5\" thick wooden stretcher frame. This canvas gallery wraparrives as a finished product ready to hang. Investment* $450 www.photographybystudioeleven.com*Prices, fees, and package inclusions are non-negotiable and are subject to change.

a La Carte OverviewPrints | Canvas | Metal Prints | Cards | Books Product starting at Price* starting atSet of Eight Mini Wallets (must be of same pose) starting at 7Set of Four Die-Cut Wallets (must be same pose per set of four) starting at 73.5 x 5 starting at 64x6 starting at 75x5 starting at 78x8 starting at 108 x 10 1010 x 10 1610 x 13 1912 x 12 2111 x 14 2516 x 20 5220 x 20 5824 x 36 13930 x 30 14530 x 40 1931.5 Thick Canvas Wrap 922.5 Inch Premium Canvas Wrap 125Metal Prints 26Luxe Metal Prints 60Flat Greeting Cards (25) 28Folded Greeting Cards (25) 42Photobook 59Leather Bound Signature Album 199(1) Digital Download with Print Release 20(5) Digital Downloads with Print Release 88(10) Digital Downloads with Print Release 150(15) Digital Downloads with Print Release 180Complete Gallery with Print Release 200 www.photographybystudioeleven.com*Prices, fees, and package inclusions are non-negotiable and are subject to change.

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About took this of my son, in the 90’sThis isn’t a hobby, it’s in my blood. I’ve been infatuated withphotography, and computers for as long as I can remember.From the first time I held my dad's Minolta in the late eighties, Iwas hooked.  In high school, I was the yearbook photographer.In my junior year of high school I worked as a photographersassistant at Olan Mills where I worked for a few months beforeaccepting a position at Expressly Portraits where I photographedwith a Mamyia RB67, processed negatives and developedenlargements,   I was promoted several times, eventuallybecoming Studio Manager. Additionally, I started assisting as asecond shooter after training with Jerry Clay, an award winningwedding photographer in Northeast Ohio in the late 1990’s andhad the privilege of photographing commercials events for theCleveland State Convocation Center. My photography hasbeen published, most notably for an image of the “Artist”.Fast forward well over a decade.   I have always been thephotographer in the family.   I always had a camera in hand,always.   Photography has always been the constant in my life. Here I am today, still passionate about people and my craft.  It’sbeen a gift to capture a newborn’s portraits and take his seniorportraits years later. When I am not behind the camera you will find me out andabout in CLE with my husband and two children.www.photographybystudioeleven.com 1

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