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Thursday, January 28, 2010

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Posted by Carri M. at 3:54 PM 0 comments

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Please feel free to contact me at carribeth000@yahoo.com for more information, or to book an appointment. I look forward to hearing from you.

About Me

Carri M.: Ortonville, Michigan, United States; I am a happily married mother of one handsome boy, and two beautiful girls. I have always had a love for photography, but it definitely blossomed after I had my babies. They inspire me every day, with their adorable little faces, and silly antics. Because of them, I strive to be the best wife, mother, and photographer that I can.

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My Mission:

There are so many things you don't want to miss or forget in life. Having photos of those special moments will help ensure that you won't easily forget them, and it also gives you the freedom to share them with others who were not fortunate enough to be there to see it for themselves. My goal in taking photos for myself and for others is to capture the personality of whomever I am shooting. I want the pictures I take to make people smile when they look at them.

Location Location Location:

"Where do sessions take place?"

I am an "on location" photographer, so I come to you. All sessions take place at a mutual location. Whether it be in your home (or a friend or relatives home), or local parks, landmarks, etc.

"What area do you provide your services?"

I am currently providing services to Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers, and Lehigh Acres. I am willing to travel outside of my area. Contact me for more information. carribeth000@yahoo.com

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Contact me at carribeth000@yahoo.com for more info, or to set up an appointment.

"Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever... it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.” ~Aaron Siskind