WOW!  That CD looks great on your wall….   says no one ever!

Then why as consumers do we automatically request to have the CD with all our images from our most recent photo session?
It’s very rare that you’ll print all the images.
There may be a few select pictures that will make it to print & get framed.
Who the heck still gives out CD’s?!!!

Our technology is evolving.  Did you know that new computers are no longer made with CD drives??  MIND BLOWING!!  That’s a shocker, eh?

At TellaStory Photography, we strive to give a wholesome experience.

From start to finish.  From the pre-consultation, to session day.

Right on down to the gallery reveal meeting.
It’s all about the details.
As much as I would love to ‘stop giving away digitals’  and go to strictly print purchases.
I want you as my client to feel like you are receiving your memories.
I don’t want your images to sit stagnant on my computer.
I want your images in your hands so you can enjoy them.

PLEASE do not hang your flash drive or CD directly on the wall….. I was displaying a little sarcasm.

Consider getting professional prints made.  Prints of high standards and quality so you can be sure they will not wrinkle, warp or fade over time.
Leave the printing to the professionals.  The long term cost is so worth it!  All you have to do is trust me.

It’s no secret that I LOVE to shop!!  I am constantly on the look out for new and creative ways to display YOUR art.
Let’s get your images OFF that CD– OFF that flash drive– OFF my computer!
Let’s get your images into your home.  Onto Your Walls.  And fill your hearts with those cherished memories.

Above pictured from left to right & on-down the line.
Stack of Float Wraps.  Also available canvas and standard prints.
Magnetic Accordian Albums
Flush mount Album- these are great & NOT just for weddings.
Barn Wood Print– need I say more?  SUPER AWESOME!
Acrylic Glass Block — ALL NEW.  Super fun way to display your pictures at home or at work.

There is so much more to show you!! -these are just a few samples of images I had stored on an image CD 😉