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Studio One to One – Schaumburg

$30 for Photo Shoot and Prints ($109.90 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Photographers capture groups of up to 22 in casual poses in front of simple studio backgrounds

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 30, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Reservation required. In-studio only. All prints must be of the same pose.
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People often frame pictures of their favorite things, such as their children or neighborhood children who get better grades. Showcase what matters with this Groupon.

$30 for Group Photo Shoot and Prints ($109.90 Value)

In the studio, up to 22 people are immortalized in shots that become professional prints. All prints must be of the same pose.

  • One 8"x10" print, two 5"x7" prints, and eight wallet-sized prints (a $49.95 value)
  • One 10"x13" print (a $59.95 value)

Studio One to One

From their base inside Woodfield Mall, Studio One to One's photographers eschew cumbersome collections of props and distracting backgrounds to craft simple, contemporary shots that feature a wide range of poses. They pride themselves on their longer shoots, giving fussy toddlers the chance get comfortable and engaged couples plenty of time to get portraits taken of themselves counting to one million. When the last flash fades on a family portrait or maternity shoot, guests can immediately view their proofs, their favorites of which are turned into color, black-and-white, or sepia-toned prints.

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Studio One to One

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    Schaumburg

    5 Woodfield Mall, Suite L327
    Schaumburg, Illinois 60179
    (847) 531-9655
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