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What You'll Get
Photographers preserve subjects' precious memories, abolishing the need to hastily scoop reflections out of nearby fountains. Seek permanence with today's Groupon: for $65, you get a one-hour portrait session and $50 toward prints from Dennis Mock Photography (a $325 value), valid in the studio or for an on-location shoot in La Jolla Beach or Balboa Park. The minimum for total print orders is $150.
Dennis Mock, named 2010 Photographer of the Year by his peers at the Professional Photographers of San Diego County, flash-freezes 200–250 memories during 60-minute portrait sessions. Dennis Mock's background in sports photography allows him to capture split-second moments of joy or truly spectacular familial play-action passes, and his experience in architectural photography imbues him with a superb sense of composition.
After a brief phone consultation to discuss costuming and venue, Dennis meets with clients in his studio or under the clouds to capture the earnest smiles of graduates, the doting looks of parents, and the uninterested glances of celebrity trees. The $50 credit snags newly immortalized mugs in one 8"x10" portrait print, or it can be used toward the purchase of holiday cards, digital images, and laminated doubles to attract flying pies.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Jul 29, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Reservations required 1 week in advance. 24hr cancellation notice required. 5 people max for in-studio sessions. Extra fee for shipping. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Dennis Mock Photography
Dennis Mock's self-proclaimed spontaneity and documentary spirit have earned him dozens of local and national awards from photographers associations and national camera companies. His background in sports photography allows him to capture split-second moments of joy or truly spectacular action passes of familial play, and his experience in architectural photography gives him a natural sense of composition—whether he’s at parks, beaches, or shooting a newborn session in his professionally lit studio. Before each shoot, he discusses costuming and venue choice with clients to decide how and where to best capture the earnest smiles of graduates and high school seniors, the savvy stare during business head shots, the doting looks of parents, the proud family and kid moments, and the uninterested glances of celebrity trees. When he's not out taking photos, Dennis is busy helping others hone their composition and lighting skills during photography workshops that cover everything from camera functions to digital editing and the importance of storytelling.