Family Photo Fun – Austin, Texas – Family Portraits

Coulter Family Panorama at McMurtrie Farms

It is Family Portrait time in Central Texas and AzulOx Photography is happy to add a few tweaks to the standard session.

First of all, we are creating a unique type of image that really shows off a family and their environment. The above image is 5 photographs taken individually and then stitched together in software to give the viewer 210 degrees of horizontal viewing area. Secondly, this image is done using a big octobox external light source. So not only are we creating a huge panorama showing off McMurtrie Farms and the Coulter Family, but we are lighting it too!

The image will print nicely as a 10″x30″ on metallic paper and will proudly hang in a living room for that HD widescreen effect that only we provide.

Flying Max

Another area where we excel is all of sessions include at least a few digital editions of your favorite photos. As a consumer of photographs as well as a taker, I know that I want to manipulate and use the digital files for Christmas Cards, websites, and cell phones. I want you to have the same option so we offer digital downloads with all of our sessions, and then offer four different sizes on top of that to fit your needs ranging from cell phone/facebook sizes all the way up to 21MP images.

Harry Potter Family

The final and most important thing that AzulOx Photography offers is fun. We are the most fun allowed by the photographic police (believe me, they are out there!). Smiles will be real in the photos, Laughter will be genuine, the Harry Potter glasses are optional

Book AzulOx Photography for your Family Session and we will come to you! This year do something that you will enjoy and remember for a lifetime.

Mother and Daughter Laughing

Palmer Family Photos are here
Coulter Family Photos are here
Fishel Family Photos are here

Enjoy!
–JB

This entry was posted on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010 at 1:32 PM. It is filed under Family Portraits and tagged with difference, family portraits, panorama. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.