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Our team is so thrilled to announce our newest mini-session series:  Lovie Story.  Signup is now available for this exclusive offering!  Details below.

The Idea:  Every child has a special blankie, lovie, or toy that they just can not live without.  It brings her comfort when she needs it most and it goes whenever she goes.  Worn, exhausted, but so very loved.

Join us in studio for 20 minutes as child photographer Jenny captures your child and her most loved possessions.  We will capture about 15 modern portraits of your child and family.  Siblings welcome, parents welcome, and outfit changes welcome.

Pricing:  $125 for the session fee.  Collections begin at $450.

Date:  Saturday, June 18th

Location:  Our Atlanta studio location

Signup:  Space is limited!  Email us at hello@aliceparkphotography.com to reserve your session.

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  • Elizabeth Wallace

    We realize this is late, but if there is any space available, we would love to include our daughter, Hope Scislowicz, in the “Lovie” session on June 18th. We can be reached at ewallace@nw.org or #770-778-9383.

    Thanks,
    Betsy WallaceReplyCancel

 

  1. For the DIY/Crafty Momma, buy a lovely hardbound book and follow the instructions at this website to make one of these with your mom who’ll love every second of it!
  2. Stop the kids from stealing her one indulgence! Ok, so now you’ll have to buy your own and stop blaming it on the kids, but she’ll laugh and love the sentiment.
  3. For the Artsy Momma, this clock would be so perfect. It’s a working replica of Salvador Dali’s, The Persistence of Memory.
  4. Start her day more gently; this alarm clock/smartphone dock with speakers wakes her up by gradually increasing the light and/or music she programs in.
  5. The Grippy is for every Momma with a smart phone. Keeps it from getting lost in her purse, or falling onto the floor board when she’s trying to see the GPS.
  6. The 60 Hour Candle: because… candles.
  7. For the jewelry loving Mommas, I can’t imagine them not loving a tree that makes their jewelry turn into pretty home decor.
  8. For those active Mommas who don’t want to look like they are an escaped inmate or citizen under house arrest, this Fitbit bracelet looks LIKE A BRACELET!
  9. For the bookworm Mommas, this just takes me right back to my childhood. A cute little Wizard of Oz bookmark that will make her smile every time she sees it.
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While I love a sweet newborn wrapped in a mosses blanket and posed perfectly on a blanket, there is nothing quite like photographing a new family’s life surrounding their baby.  Timeless, classic, and they will forever be cherished.  I just adore baby Elle and her wonderfully stylish parents.  Xo

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We’re so thrilled to announce the debut of a powerful new series celebrating mothers and motherhood.

If you follow me or know me well, you’ll know I’m a big advocate for having moms step away from behind the camera and in front of the frame.  As our children grow older, they need to see us in these portraits – holding them, laughing, smiling and exuding the JOY the bring out in us.

Join us this month for a morning of in-studio mini sessions with our beloved new child photographer Jenny Widmaier.  Signup is now open with details outlined below.

Details:

When:  Saturday, March 19th, 2016

Where:  Our Atlanta studio location

Pricing: $125 for the session.  Collections begin at $450.

What:  A 15-20 minute in-studio session with child photographer Jenny Widmaier.  We’ll capture approximately 15 intimate portraits with mom and her children, individual portraits of each child, and of course – everything that happens in between!

Signup:  Space is limited!  Email us at hello@aliceparkphotography.com to reserve your session.

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