Quality photos leave the subjects looking their best, unlike mouth-staining popsicles and confrontational Christmas-shopping tussles. Immortalize your winning smile with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a one-hour, on-location photography session (a $125 value), one 11"x14" print for wall mounting (a $60 value), and one 5"x7" digital file (a $40 value) from Me o' My Photography (a $225 total value) in Pearland. Photography sessions can be held at your choice of one of six locations in Helen's Garden in League City, Hermann Park in Houston, Discovery Green in Houston, downtown Houston, Oyster Creek Park in Sugarland, or 1776 Park in Friendswood.
At Me o' My Photography, Daniel Moreno shoots revealing portraits by venturing outside the studio, capturing candid moments in familiar locations where his subjects can relax. After choosing a location that expresses your passion for gardening or fear of dinosaurs, Moreno will photo-document your family or friends using natural light and the organic camera growing from his arm. Groups of up to five will see their fleeting likenesses trapped forever on adhesive film paper, and can select a 11"x14" print to mount on a wall and a 5"x7" digital file to cut out of computer screens. Ten photos are digitally retouched and then posted in an online viewing gallery. From there, customers can select their prints and purchase others at a 10% discount ($54 for 11"x14" prints and $31 for 8''x10'' prints with the discount).
Moreno aims for an easygoing shoot, never hurrying groups as they pose with the ice swords and dozing tigers they love. This Groupon cannot be used for wedding or event photos, and groups of more than five must pay $10 per additional subject. Photographees can also obtain a high-resolution CD of images from the shoot for $200.
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Professional photographer Daniel Moreno has had an eye for images since the birth of his first son, which imbued him with the passion to pursue photography as a career. Though he still snaps precious shots of his two children, he now shares his gift with other families, harnessing natural light and the pastoral backgrounds of local parks to frame unposed photos of newborns, babies, and children. He also takes his equipment on the road to capture maternity portraits, quinceañeras, engagements, and graduation sessions for high-school seniors or dogs that have completed clown college.
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