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Portrait Simple – Warwick

$50 for Photo-Shoot Package with Six Photo Sheets ($134.90 Value)

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In a Nutshell

Photographers allow unlimited subjects during shoots & send clients off with prints same day

The Fine Print

  • Expires Mar 16, 2012
  • Limit 1 per family, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit, per family. Not valid on prior sessions or purchases. Appointment required 48hrs in advance. Valid only at listed location.
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Photography has progressed exponentially over the past century with the development of digital cameras, faster shutter speeds, and smiling. Capture the latest trends of emotional technology with today's Groupon: for $50, you get photo-shoot package at Portrait Simple in Warwick (a $134.90 value). The package includes:

  • 30-minute photo-shoot session (a $24.95 value)
  • Six sheets of prints with one pose per sheet (a $109.95 value)

During 30-minute shoots at Portrait Simple—a child, infant, maternity, and family portrait photography studio—skilled photographers snap an unlimited number of poses in front of a choice of backgrounds and provide the convenience of instant printing. Each session can take any sized group, accommodating families and close-knit pickup-volleyball teams. Models don simple duds without heavy patterns or logos and tote props such as sports equipment or special blankies. After striking jubilant, winsome, or wrathful poses, guests sit down with the photographer to select six images to turn into prints. Photo subjects leave with six sheets of prints subdivided into one, two, or eight photos per sheet.

Groupon Says

The Groupon Guide to: the New Year’s Eve Ball Drop

People all over the world celebrate New Year's Eve by watching the ball drop in Times Square, and the ball itself has a come a long way from the papier-mâché wad engulfed in flames that rang in the new year back in 1904. Here's a look at today's cutting-edge ball:

Size: The ball is a scale model of earth, so its size changes every year to match the diminishing diameter of a planet slowly being trampled by its inhabitants.

Material: The ball is constructed from the finest Waterford crystal and held together by several hundred Pepsi stickers.

Contents: Traditionally, the ball is filled with:
• One animal from every species
• Children's letters to Santa
• All the extra money that the year's millionaires are tired of
• The oft-expunged choose-your-own-adventure Bible chapters

Speed: The ball is actually descending imperceptibly slowly throughout the entire year.

Reaction: As soon as the ball reaches its base, millions of people all over the world instantly begin weeping inconsolably in memory of the year that just died.

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Portrait Simple

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    Warwick

    400 Bald Hill Rd.
    Warwick, Rhode Island 02886
    (401) 737-8400
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