I have been in love with Loktah products forever.  Their products are all eco friendly, which is fabulous!  Everything they create is a renewable source and all natural.  But their products are also beautiful and unique, on top of being friendly to the environment. I’ve been wanting to migrate to their package for a long time now, and I finally made the jump with my CD cases.  I absolutely LOVE them!!

Below are some photos of Tanya and Patrick‘s engagement CD.  I will be using this CD case for all engagement and wedding clients moving forward.  They’re so pretty!!

A few weeks ago, a present showed up at my door… a 20 x 30 gallery wrapped canvas for my client!!  Pixel 2 Canvas does such a wonderful job on the production of all their canvas.  I especially love how this print translated to the large format.  This image came from my pet session with Barb and Alfredo… one of my favorite pet sessions ever!  I’m glad the session resulted with this large display piece for Barb’s home.  Love, love!!

A few weeks ago, my client’s wedding album arrived at my door.  I was so excited to see it!  It’s always nice to see my images printed and bound in a beautiful album.

This album is is from the Sequoia line that Pictage offers their photographers.  I love this book!!  And the images are from Karina and Alex’s wedding back in December at the Villa Siena in Gilbert, Arizona.  It was a beautiful day, and I think this album was a perfect way to wrap up all their memories.

Below are some holiday cards from my Peace Love Joy collection.  They were printed on metallic paper with WHCC.  The photos don’t really do them justice, but I thought I’d share them anyway.  The metallic paper made them look super cool!!

One of the standard wedding albums I offer is sized as an 11 x 11, with 15 spreads (30 pages).  Below is an actual client’s album I designed a while back.  My clients get to choose their favorite photos from their wedding gallery.  Then I create a design that I think will best tell the story of their day.

This particular album was for Nicole and Sonny.  I photographed their wedding back in April.

A while ago I was asked to do a special project.  The instructions were to “photograph Phoenix in an unusual or unexpected way”.   The results were going to be displayed as a collection of black and white canvas on a giant wall.

So I thought this would be a good opportunity to show some of the canvas I offer my clients.  These gallery wraps are awesome!  It has taken me a long time to find a company that wraps their canvas very tight, so the corners look square.  The backs of the canvas are finished and ready to be hung on the wall.  The finish is smooth and silky.  Each canvas below are 24 x 24.

This isn’t the actual wall that they were displayed on… but you get the idea of what the collection would look like grouped together.   I love canvas!!  It’s so rich and yummy looking.

About a month ago I created this album for a client, so I thought I would show off the final result.  I love the feel and look of these albums.  They come in a variety of sizes and options.  There’s a nice selection of leather covers, or you can choose to have a photo wrapped cover.

** Some of you may recognize the photos from the pet session I did with Karen back in January.

I like my album designs to be simple.  I prefer to have only a few images on each spread (2 pages) so the photos have more impact, instead of jamming a ton of photos on one page.

Another thing I love to do is have one photo cover the entire spread to create a powerful statement.  And these books are great for this because the pages are printed as a spread, so there is no break in the middle of the picture.  The fold line is practically invisible!

Color pops on these pages.  And textured photographs look especially awesome on the matte paper.

Below are a few products clients received last month, and I thought I would share what they look like.

Holiday cards (or for any occasion) are always popular, and one option is to purchase cards printed on photo paper like the following (which come with white envelopes):

Clients who order digital negatives will get a print release and the images burned on a CD.  Here’s one I did recently for a wedding client: