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ArtLife Studios – On Location

$49 for On-Location Photo-Shoot Package for Up to Three with Five Edited, High-Resolution Digital Images ($350 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Photojournalist captures natural shots of groups in an outdoor environment, creating five edited photos and a custom holiday template

The Fine Print

  • Expires 180 days after purchase.
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Appointment required. 24hr cancellation notice required. Valid only within central Miami. Additional fees may apply for select locations.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Photographs capture memorable images, such as a child's heartwarming smile or an adult's heartwarming, contorted expression of anguish. Make a moment last forever with this Groupon.

$49 for an On-Location Photography Package ($350 Value)

  • Outdoor photo shoot for individual head shot for one person or group session for up to three people
  • Five edited, high-resolution images in an online gallery with rights to print
  • One holiday template with custom text and a choice of image in a ready-to-print digital file

After calling the photographer to set up a location and convenient time—lighting is often better in the early morning or in the early evening—clients arrive to their shoot ready to be immortalized. Holiday templates can be customized for Christmas, the New Year, Thanksgiving, or any other holiday.

ArtLife Studios

“We don’t get to stage the moments that mean the most to us in life,” Jannette Oliva of ArtLife Studios says on her website. “The best ones are the moments that were least expected.” With that as her guiding principle, she captures couples and families in candid moments rife with real emotion, acting more like a photojournalist than a portraitist. A believer in the power of images from a young age, Jannette followed her passion through high school, eventually graduating from Florida International University. With the winds of success in her sails and the urban landscape of Miami as her backdrop, she encourages her clients to have fun while she takes high-resolution shots of kisses, hugs, and familial half nelsons. During each shoot, she adeptly uses natural lighting, holding most of her sessions in the morning or evening in order to make use of the flattering, romantic, gauzy light that results from the sun’s flirtation with the horizon. Back in her studio, she deftly edits photos, smoothing out skin blemishes and correcting color.

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ArtLife Studios