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Save 50 percent with “Let it Snow”

Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

The weather outside may be frightful … but it makes for photographs so delightful.

It may be balmy today, but we know all that can change with a blink of an eye. However, we Minnesotans are hearty and we’re not going to let a few snow flakes scare us, are we? Are we?!! I didn’t think so.letitsnowc2

It’s time to get outside and have some fun. Whether it’s sunny, foggy, muddy or snowy – great images can be made no matter the conditions. After all, the best photographs are all about emotion, not scenery. But if you’re still a little wary of being photographed in a farm field or blizzard conditions, don’t fret. I have an incentive …

Schedule your “Let it Snow” holiday portrait session today and save 50 percent. All you need to do is contact me by 5 p.m. Dec. 4 using the contact form on this website to receive this discount. And if you contact me by 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 27 (Black Friday) you’ll also receive a complimentary CD (printable to 4×6 inches) of your images with reproduction rights. Meaning, you’ll be able to print additional photos on your own terms – where you want, when you want.

**Photo sessions must be completed by Dec. 12 to guarantee Christmas delivery.

Am I nuts? Maybe. But I really want you to see how exciting a cold-weather photo experience can be.

Included in the “Let it Snow” Collection:

• 25 beautifully designed holiday greeting cards featuring your favorite images

• Creative fee, plus the time and talent of your photographer (30 to 60 minutes)

• Editing and enhancement of your best images

• Outdoor photography at a location of your choosing

• A password-protected website featuring a gallery of your best images, complete with convenient online ordering (posted for 30 days)

Regular price $300, Now only $150

Click HERE to see a sample and for more details.

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Anthologie re-opens in downtown Northfield

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

Artists’ reception brightens Bridge Square

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"Sixth Street," from The Train Song exhibition.

The past month as been a time of transition for Anthologie. I truly appreciate everyone’s patience during the remodeling of our offices and gallery at 18 Bridge Square. The Garage and Anthologie have repurposed our building, bringing a hip venue for business and the arts in downtown Northfield.

This past weekend, we hosted an artists’ reception for myself and Meredith Fierke with the opening of “The Train Song,” a photography exhibition combining my images with Meredith’s personal blog entries, chronicling her ascent in the music industry. Visitors were treated to a special, extended version of the exhibition featuring images made this week with the events coinciding with the release of the Cities97 Sampler Vol. 21, on which Meredith’s music is featured.

A special thanks to all who came to visit our space and support the arts! As a thank you, door prizes were awarded during the opening. Our winners are:

• Sara Ohotto Bauer, limited edition Dan Iverson print

• Cari and Eric Goodman, “The Procession” CD by Meredith Fierke

• James and Molly Bauer, complimentary Anthologie photo session!

For those who missed the opening, not to worry: The exhibition will remain on view at the Anthologie Gallery through Dec. 18, 2009.

To see more photos from the reception, click HERE.

Amanda and Dan Iverson in The Garage.

Amanda and Dan Iverson in The Garage.

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