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02.21.12

Montero Family Portraits | Cedar City UT

I LOVE the Montero family! I’ve photographed Kayla and Jon’s wedding, Malia’s newborn pictures, and her one year old pictures and now she’s two. It’s amazing how attached I become to the families I photograph. The Montero’s will be moving to Oregon soon and I’m seriously going to miss them! Next year around this time I’ll just have to plan a trip up that way. :)

This session was a part of my February Special. Only $50 for the sitting fee. You still have time to book. Don’t wait! To view the whole session and to order prints, go here.

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01.30.12

Allen Extended family

These photos look like they could’ve been taken yesterday because the weather has been so warm lately. BUT they were taken in the fall and I just didn’t get around to posting them till now. You might have noticed a few weddings on my blog lately that look warm and sunny. It’s because it was. And the events happened in the summer. So forgive me for being so behind on my posts. I am now all caught up, with the exception of tomorrow’s post. However the event was in Hawaii so even though it was in the dead of fall, it looks like the middle of summer as well. So stay around for a while, check out what and who I’ve been photographing for the past few months. If you’d like to book a session in Southern Utah I’ll be coming down Feb. 10th and 11th. I already have spaces filling up so don’t wait to book a session. Check out my February Special and I hope to hear from you soon!

To view rest of the Allen Extended Family Portraits and to order prints go here.

Tags: Cedar City Children's Photographer, Cedar City Children's Photography, Cedar City UT, Children, extended family portraits, Family Portraits, New Harmony Photographer, New Harmony Portrait Photography, southern ut, southern utah photographer, Southern utah photography

01.25.12

February Special

February is the month of Love and I wanted to show my clients how much I love and appreciate them with the best special ever! When you book a portrait session, anything other than a wedding or engagements, the session fee is only $50, normally $100.

What you get – The session fee includes a 45min – 1 hour session, either in your home or in my studio. And an online gallery where you can view,share your beautiful photos with family and friends, and purchase prints with a 20% discount. The session fee does NOT include travel or a disk of images but if you pre order the disk you can get it at a hugely discounted price!

So don’t miss out on this offer! There will not be another one like this year. For questions and to book a session call me at 435.990.1150 or email at Noellereynoldsphoto@gmail.com

Can’t wait to hear from you!

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Tags: Children, Family Portraits, Film, Highland, Maternity, newborns, Orem, Pets, Provo, senior portraits, UT, Utah county

01.20.12

McBride Family | Lindon UT

Where does the time go? We’ve all heard that question and we’ve all posed that question, but really, where does the time go?

Just last year I was photographing these cute little girls and the youngest, Kylee, wasn’t even mobile yet. Now, I had to pull out all the stops to get her attention. Kids really grow so fast. One thing all mothers can relate to is how fast their kids grow and that lurking fear of when their kids are big enough to be out of the house. That’s why I feel I can write these things and not even have to be related to this family.

When Kurt and I were first talking about kids, I calculated the ages our kids would be when they’d be out of the house. If we started at age X and I ended at age X, I would be X years old and we could live our life again, just the two of us. Before you hate my pre child self just as much as I do, please remember all the stupid assumptions you had and know that I was not only pre child, but also an immature 18 year old. Pretty much a child myself. Now, I can’t imagine Kurt and I by ourselves. How lonely that would be! The thought of this reminds me to live in the here and now.

Be grateful for the time and opportunity I have with my young family. Yes, things may seem easier when kids can dress themselves and get their own food to eat but will they still be asking you for kisses? Asking to hold your hand to cross the street? Maybe, maybe not. That’s probably why people love to be grandparents. They get the kisses and don’t have to worry about wiping butts.

We’ll be talking more about grandparents and seeing the McBride family again, Monday. In the meantime, leave a nice comment for them below.