Hannah attends Boonsboro High School, and is in the class of 2013.
Hannah came to us with her family for portraits a couple of years ago. We were happy to see her back. Hannah braved 25mph winds to get some great images for her folio.
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
Addam attends Musselman High School, and is in the class of 2013.
When we first talked with Addam, we compared his name with the infamous “Addams Family”. Now when we say his name, we click twice. Not everyone will get that… only the cool people.
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
Desiree attends Martinsburg High School, and is in the class of 2013.
I first met Desiree on Facebook, when she “friended” me as a local photographer (she is an artist in her own right). She does pretty well on the other side of the camera, too.
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
Sydney attends Musselman High School, and is in the class of 2013.
Although I’d met Sydney during her older sister Jordan’s model shoot in Charles Town last year, it wasn’t until Sydney herself was before the camera that we learned that she really knows the poses.
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
Katlyn attends Hedgesville High School, and is in the class of 2013.
The first time we met Katlyn was as a model at one of our posing workshops. That kind of set things in motion…
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
Jacqui attends Musselman High School, and is in the class of 2013.
She’s a face in the crowd to some, but when she stepped in front of the camera, all that changed and she became someone people will look at a little differently now.
For more information on senior portraits, go to our Senior site.
It is about this time each year that we start our quest for qualified help for the summer positions listed below. But please, before you apply blindly you must understand a few things about the job(s) and us. The jobs are most usually filled by people who are happy, eager to learn, don’t mind working with creative people (we aren’t the easiest), and have a mind that can create along with us. We are a mom and pop shop, albeit one that acts and thinks on a bigger scale than that. You should think that way, too. The job descriptions don’t begin to scratch the surface. 🙂
Both positions are part-time, not permanent (although the potential is there), and have variable hours (i.e., there is no fixed schedule). We are happy to work around school schedules, other jobs, children’s schedules, etc. The perfect candidate for either position will be someone who doesn’t “need” the job, but wants to augment their income in our fast-paced studio.
Basically, we need good people who want to have fun, don’t mind doing grunt work, and can remain chipper at all times. While we cannot legally state we need someone “of a certain age,” we are truly discerning and up front about the job during any interview. If you’re a wallflower, please don’t contact us. We want people who are going to work WITH us, not just FOR us.
To apply, do one of the following:
PLEASE do not call. The reason is simple… we want to leave the phone open for client calls. If you contact us via messaging, we can email you with information that you can read at your convenience and respond accordingly.
Thanks for looking!
Wouldn’t it be terribly cruel if I just left it as that? And then told you there’s no free stuff? I’m not… but that would be so rude! 🙂
We’re getting ready to start a few give-aways around here. We’re giving away stuff… like engagement sessions, proposal sessions, family sessions, portrait packages, large prints, small prints, and yes, even a wedding.
But you have to stay tuned.
They’re coming soon. Check back at least once a week if you don’t see or blog entry on Facebook or our website.
BTW, the picture above is the eyes of a good friend and client’s daughter. This was a couple of years ago… it’s such an attention getter, isn’t it? 🙂
This is one of those opportunities that we all consider as “too good to be true.” But it’s for real. And it’s available to any 2013 high school senior in this area (including Maryland and Virginia).
First, we’re going to give you an on-location session. We’ll take lots of photos of you in a special location. Then we’re going to give you another session at our state-of-the-art studio in Martinsburg.
Then, for every referral you send us that books, you get cash money PLUS credit toward your senior portraits.
Read the flyer, call us and set up an interview now! We are still looking for more reps at Martinsburg, Jefferson, Washington, Hedgesville and any schools in surrounding states.
Call 304-263-3100 to discuss.
About four years ago, we replaced our HTML website with an all-Flash website, and then later added in some very important directional elements that helped people “find their way” in our complex website structure.
On Monday, March 12, we are changing the entire look of our website. It will encompass all of the elements of our existing three sites (main, seniors and workshops) as well as making the links to client galleries and Diana’s nature photography easier to get to.
We invite you to visit our new site, which is a hybrid design that incorporates both HTML and Flash with a very strict database structure that makes everything seem more common across all platforms. It’s even mobile friendly!
We’ve added all the basics, including all new galleries (pictures never before seen on our website), and intend to add much more for you to look at. This will include some behind-the-scenes photos and video, instructional videos that complement our workshops, and some great announcements for specials that go hand in hand with our social network pages and our blog.
Enjoy! To see it, go to www.tlcphotography.com.