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My dad's 94th birthday gift... and it's for you. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Dear Reader, My dad's birthday was July 4. Every year when I called to wish him a happy birthday, he'd answer with a smile and say, "You know all of America is celebrating my special day." This year will be my first July 4 without hearing that familiar joke. He passed away last November, and this year I'll celebrate him by eating one of his favorite desserts and looking through our old family photos. My dad was the reason I fell in love with photographs. Whenever I look through my box of faded black-and-white childhood photos, I see my history. That's the magic of legacy photographs. It's a reminder of why I do the work that I do. I first photographed Stefani holding her eight-month-old daughter in tiny baby jeans. Since then, I've watched her family grow through my lens. What I loved about this session was that it was finally just for her. It reminded me that one day, these photographs become the ones your family treasures most. So, in honor of my dad's 94th birthday, I'm doing something I've never offered before. I'm opening my full portrait experience, valued at $690, for just $94. You'll receive my full portrait experience, including a planning and styling consultation, expert guidance for the shoot, and the ability to create multiple looks. Portraits in print and digital are purchased separately. You'll find all the details on the booking page. Whether you're celebrating a milestone, your mom, your daughter, your family, or simply yourself, don't wait for the "perfect" time. 👉 BOOK YOUR SESSION FOR $94 ONLY THROUGH JULY 4. Here's to creating photographs your family will treasure long after the moment has passed. xo, Alpana
P.S. I shared Stefani's story on LinkedIn, along with a few of the family photos we've created over the years. This time, it wasn't about documenting everyone else. It was about celebrating her. P.P.S. There are only a handful of sessions available at this price, and booking closes on July 4. I don't plan to offer this again. If you've been waiting for the right time, maybe this is it. |
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Become a confident storyteller for your brand to stand out and sell more. I'm a Visual Brand Coach and Award-Winning Photographer (featured in NY Times, Instagram, Apple). I help badass women entrepreneurs own their stories, showcase their uniqueness, and create brands that are downright magical. Ready to make your brand sizzle? Get your hands on my free brand guide packed with five essential ingredients to create an unforgettable brand experience.
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