I swear, every year, it gets more difficult to pick my next class of senior reps. I am so honored to have so many amazing people want to be a part of the JPSearcy team! Most of my clients come from Hagerty, Oviedo, and Winter Springs, so this year, those schools are where all of my reps are from!
Introducing my new reps for the class of 2016:
Alexa
Chandler
Hailey
Kenzie
Meghan
Molly
Olivia
Sarah
Shelbi
It is such a wonderful time of year for photo sessions! The weather is so perfect now. If you have been putting off your senior photos, really now is the time to get on the calendar. I know it feels like high school will never be over, but trust me, this last semester FLIES by! And pretty soon you will be all getting ready for prom and graduation, and you won’t have the time for a photo shoot. Take it from me, I hear this every year!
This past weekend, I had the pleasure of photographing Brooke for her senior photos at Dickson Azalea Park. It is such a beautiful location, for such a beautiful girl. We had a great time and got some amazing photos. Here are a few sneak peeks from our shoot:
So exciting! Here is the official application for the class of 2016 JPSearcy Senior reps:
http://jpsearcy.polldaddy.com/s/2016-jpsearcy-senior-rep-application-1
PLEASE before submitting your application, make sure your parents know about it, and are ok with you applying. I will have to contact each of them anyway, and I don’t want to surprise them ;). I am looking for reps for Hagerty, Oviedo, Winter Springs, Lake Howell, Lake Brantley, Winter Park and any other school in the nearby area (public or private schools are fine, even if I don’t have a rep there this year!).
After submitting your application, please go to your social media sites and add me, favorite me, like me, whatever! I am jpsearcy on twitter and instagram, and Jeannette Priest Searcy on facebook (and jpsearcy on the business page of facebook). It is easier for you to find me and add me, than it is for me to find you!
I leave the applications up for as long as they need to be for me to get lots of possible reps, and then when I think I have enough fantastic people to choose from, I close it for that school. Some schools fill up QUICKLY (I’m talking within hours!) Others take a little longer, maybe a few days. Once I have closed the applications for your school, that is it, no more accepted! So, bottom line, if you know you want to do this, and you know that you would be a fantastic rep for me, apply NOW!!
All of the info about the JPSearcy rep program is listed in the blog entry right before this one, so if you haven’t read it yet, please do!
Any questions for me, I can be reached by email – jps@jpsearcyphotography.com or by text 407-977-6296 (or any other social media 😉 ). Good luck!!
If you were a client of mine this year, I want to offer you graduation announcements that are a little different than the traditional ones that the school offers. You have these beautiful senior photos, why not show them off in your announcements?! What I am posting here, is just to give you an idea of what this year’s announcements will be like. If you are interested, shoot me an email, and we can talk more in depth, and set up a design appointment for you. This appointment takes about 15 – 20 minutes (don’t worry, not as long as the first ordering appointment!).
The announcements are double sided cards, sized 5×7, can come printed on linen paper (has a little texture to it) or pearl paper (has a little sheen to it), and they include either white or parchment colored envelopes. The pricing is: 25 cards for $80; 50 cards for $145; 75 cards for $195; and 100 cards for $240.
First, you will choose your favorite image for the front of the card. This picture will take up the entire front, and you will have a name stamp on the bottom (see photos for choices in “stamps”). Then you choose the layout of the back of the card. They are ranging from 2 photos + text to 6 photos + text. And then lastly, you choose the background “paper” to go on the back (under the photos and text). I have lots of different choices and you will get to see all of them at our design appointment.
The announcements can be ordered at any time now. I know some of you are itching to check this off your graduation-to-do-list. After we get the final design approved, it will take about 2 weeks to get them back. So PLEASE do not wait until April or May and then panic on me ;).
I know, this isn’t nearly as much fun to do as having a full session. But it is necessary! How old is the photo that you are using now for your business? If you had to stop and think about it, it is probably time for a new one. I make this quick and painless for you. I can come to your office with my lights and backdrops, and it will take no time at all. Then you will have 3 edited images that you can use for your advertising, websites, or social media. Make a good first impression with a quality headshot! If you are interested in booking one, please contact me at jps@jpsearcyphotography.com to set up a time.
One would think that I have millions and millions of photos of my kids. Unfortunately, that isn’t true. Heck, I wasn’t even able to get a picture for our Christmas card this year! But there was a great opportunity on Christmas this year to get some new ones of my kids and my niece and nephew. My parents aren’t easy to shop for, and I know all my mom really wants is a new photo of the 4 grandkids. She wants a large canvas print of them on the beach for her wall. Even has a spot picked out for it, just missing the photo. We tried last year, but the wind was too crazy. So this year, I was going to make it happen for her. We had a great time, and the little ones were great humoring their aunt net-net. Hopefully my mom can find one that she falls in love with for her wall.
Here are lots of sneak peeks from our beach shoot:
And this last one cracks me up. My little nephew is a little funny guy. He got a little laugh going (first one), and then with the next shutter click, he turned around and shaked his little bootie at the camera. I think in the first shot, he started laughing because he knew what he was going to do next. Such a little stinker!