 With the holidays upon us, I just have to repost one of my favorite baby Christmas images. This sweet little one with a Santa Hat on.
 Boulder Baby Photography – Holiday and Christmas Portraits
 (Santa hat from ZaneyBaby on Etsy!)
]]>As a professional photographer, I’m a sucker for photography jokes.
Here’s a cute one:
Source: Fun Elf
]]>I’m wrapping up client orders, preparing for my month off in December. I love getting to relax and focus on family over the holidays!
Here’s a video of a recent mini session, taken in Broomfield before we lost most of the leaves. They included their dog, who was a sweetheart but very spirited.
Video Previews are a special service I offer all clients – an in-person preview session, which is held in my studio a couple of weeks after your custom portrait session.
Your “preview video” includes your final portrait images set to music and with special video effects. Fancy!
This one is short because it was a mini session, most portrait sessions result in 30-40 images. To see what a typical session video look like, click here.
Natascha Lee Studios – Broomfield Family Photography – Sister’s Mini Session from N Lee on Vimeo.
BTW, Here is the absolute sweetest recommendation that their daughter wrote for me on my Facebook Page:
]]>Hi! This is Lauren. Miss Natascha took pictures of my sister Katelyn and I a few weeks ago. We saw this crazy black cat that I named Halloween by the lake. My dog Sully really wanted to eat Halloween the whole time, so we didn’t think we would get any good pictures with our dog. When we looked at our pictures in Miss Natascha’s studio we were so surprised to see the really cool pictures of our dog and us. My mom couldn’t make up her mind about which pictures were her favorites, so she ordered a bunch. I love the pictures with my dog the most!! – Lauren
A word of advice for my fellow Denver parents – get your grocery shopping done today! Tomorrow and Wed are going to be crazy crazy @ the grocery stores.
I went yesterday during the Denver Broncos game (yay Peyton! 39-36 over Miami), which is usually a quiet time to go, but it was packed!
Ok, my PSA for Denver parents is done, and now on to my posting:
I love this detail/behind the scenes shot from my recent Holiday Mini Sessions for kids.
That’s me in the center, reflected in the holiday ornament.
Any of my fellow photogs laugh when they happen to catch a photo or a reflection of what they look like while shooting? I am always amazed at how much I bend down, lean over, etc. No wonder my back hurts after a few hours. Esp if I’m using Thor (my 2.8 70-200)
Anyway, I just love all the sparkly silver in this scene! One of my very favorite clients commented over on my FB page that this will be a fun photo to look back on once I have retired.
I responded, “Didn’t you know? Photographers never retire, they just loose their focus.” 😉
I love doing team headshots for local organizations. Headshots with personality(sm) will help your images and your organization stand out and get noticed. And, your employees will appreciate having flattering, unique images of themselves.
 When I do business headshots, I’ll typically work with someone in Marketing or HR beforehand, and then come in for a morning and take amazing, personality-filled portraits of all your executives, staff, or employees, etc.
Are you thinking of having headshots taken of your team in Denver, Boulder, Broomfield, or anywhere in between? If so, here are three key steps for making sure you get amazing headshots.
(Really, these are three key steps for any time you are working with a professional photographer).
Top 3 Tips for Great Headshots
Step 1) Â Select the correct photographer.
Ask for recommendations, Google local photographers, and check out their galleries to see their style.
Step 2)Â Communicate what you are looking for and how you plan to use the photos.
Are you looking for casual? Professional? Trustworthy? Fun?
Do you need them for your website bios? For huge conference signage? For brochures? Will you be providing copies to your employees as an employee bonus? All these are important things to cover with your photographer.
Step 3)Â Invest in the preparation steps your photographer provides you.
This includes how to communicate “photoshoot day” to your team, what sort of support or space your photographer will need, and recommended prep tips for those getting photographed. If your photographer doesn’t provide you with any preparation tips, you may need to go revisit step #1.
If you have a team of 5 or more employees, and you would like to schedule on-site or studio headshots, please contact me!
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