Welcome to Pamira Bezmen Photography Blog.
I'm a photographer. I'm a mother. I'm a student of life. I'm a believer in love.
My blog is about my passion for life and photography, about children, the miracle of babies,
mothering, and maybe more.
I hope you find joy and inspiration in what you read.
Don't forget to check out my gallery and see my photographs,
and maybe I will get to photograph your family's precious moments one of these days...
Love and Light be on you today and every day… :)
- Pamira
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For this Mother's Day, give her the gift of ever-lasting memories through gorgeous portraits. Choose which one Mom will want the most, and I will deliver your gift to you or her electronically or wrapped in a beautiful white gift box tied with satin ribbons and flowers.
Grandma with all her children and grandchildren. A multi-family session that will brighten everyone's day and capture your connection as a whole family.
This is her legacy, and your children's heirloom. It's a shoot you have to do now for Grandma, for yourself, and most importantly for the children.
Starting from $550 for one family up to 5 people. Grandma is my guest. Every family gets at least 20 images and $300 towards prints included in the price. Each additional family +$250.
Mom, Dad, Kids. The tightest love, captured in time. You know She's been wanting this. Now is the best time to make it happen. She is gorgeous now. Don't delay this another year!
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Mom with all her children. A classic that is as old as time. A mother's love sealed forever in a portrait.
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Mom pampered all the way with champagne and chocolate, hair and make up. To bring out her inner gorgeous that's underneath the yoga pants and pony tails.
$550. Includes full service studio session, styling, 20 images, professional retouching, and $300 towards prints. Option to add professional hair and make up artist. Mom can invite up to 4 guests to join her for this gorgeous photo shoot, for no additional sitting fee.
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- Every booking comes with exceptional service, personal care and attention, and access to full studio wardrobe and accessories.
- Complimentary styling, LOVE Your Walls design service, and professional retouching are included.
- All gift sessions are redeemable for 12 months. She can schedule her session at her convenience.
See you & Mom soon!
Happy Mother's Day!
-Love,
Pamira
As the snow begins to melt and the promise of spring warms our hearts, I want to send you best wishes for a happy, healthy, and peaceful holiday.
Whether you celebrate Easter, Passover or Ishtar, my heart is with you.
Happy Easter! Chag Pesach Sameach! Happy Spring! ... But most of all, Happy Family!
May you embrace the new season with all your loved ones and make it a memorable one.
Love,
-Pamira
Does anyone remember the Valentine's Days that were just celebrated between two adults enamored with each other? It was a lot of planning, dressing up, shopping, showering, prettying up with that one person in mind. An exciting process full of secrets and surprises until both of you eventually revealed it all later that evening.
Well, it's all a little different now. Like when love comes knocking on the door at any time of the day or night (and usually when you're in the bathroom), or when you receive your candy in a way you never have before (stuck under your slippers maybe), or when your biggest admirer showers you with so much love (and a slobbery runny winter sneeze) that you can't stand it any more!
Oh yeah! You know you are a parent when your Valentine's Days have changed forever, but you also know you would not have it any other way!
Have a happy, peaceful and memorable V-Day, everyone! Make this one about family and love! Let those babes sit on your lap and feel all the love you have for them! And if there is time, try to have a toast with the bigger love - the one who was there before it all...
Love,
-Pamira
A special Valentine's Day Gift from Pamira:
Come out and have a day with champagne and chocolate in my studio! Bring just yourself, your partner or your best girlfriend. I will pamper you to a beautiful photo shoot, and your first professional print enlargement will be my gift to you.
I know most of us love to book our photo shoots in warmer months, to celebrate spring blossoms, to capture summer blooms in the sun, or to preserve the beauty of our family against the colorful fall foliage.
But I want to let you know that there is an overlooked sister season out there that deserves more love: The Winter!
Here are the top 3 reasons I recommend booking your photo shoot in winter:
1. IF YOU LIKE THE STUDIO LOOK, THE ALTERNATIVES ARE ENDLESS FOR THE LOOK YOU WANT.
Because you are not limited to weather outdoors, your photographer can create ANY look you want in a studio. You want to be lying in a bed of flowers? Done. You want a vintage romantic theme with lace and tulle? Done. Baby in a basket? 4 generations in ball gowns? You want something timeless, classy, modern, cute or sexy? Done, done, and done.
Family, head shots, boudoir, couples, generations, fine art ... Bring it on!
In the studio, your photographer can create any look you want, regardless of the season.
2. IF YOU ARE NOT AFRAID OF THE OUTDOORS, YOU CAN GET RARE AND GORGEOUS PORTRAITS IN WINTER.
How many beautiful fall photos have you seen in your life? Probably quite a few.
Summer and spring? Likewise, probably many.
But if I ask you how many amazing winter portraits you've seen, it's probably not that many. The reason is that winter is underrated, and the mucky bluish tint of the snow or the bare trees is not easy to manage for amateur photographers.
But for a professional who knows what she's doing, a snowy day is a precious gem waiting to be captured. And you can be in it!
3. IT'S EASIER TO GET A BOOKING WITH A GREAT PHOTOGRAPHER IN WINTER.
Because many people like to schedule their photo shoots for the other seasons, professional photographers tend to have more flexible schedules in winter months.
There you have it! There are probably other reasons, but I hope that I've given you enough motivation to emerge out of your hibernation for a couple of hours to go and have a photo shoot. And of course, if you're in or around Essex County, I'd love to hear from you and talk about how I can make gorgeous winter portraits for you.
Enjoy that beautiful Winter!
-Love
Pamira
The image at the top of this post has been captured outdoors, in real snow. Nobody got cold, upset or wet. We made about gorgeous images in a short amount of time, and everyone involved had an amazing time! (and the apple got eaten in the end)
Peace at Home, Peace in the World
Wishing you a wonderful holiday season and a blessed 2018!
Thank you for your love, support, friendship, and patronage. As a photographer, I could not be more blessed than to be doing what I'm most passionate about. And I could not do it without your endless love and support. Thank you!
See you in 2018 :)
Love,
- Pamira
Recently I met the publisher and owner of Essex Fells Magazine, Dennis Jankowski, at a fundraiser event. Sweet and charming as they come, he convinced me that I could photograph the next cover story for them with a couple of days' notice :)
When I got the opportunity to photograph our new mayor with his family for the January 2018 issue of Essex Fells Magazine -- despite a rather tight timeline to plan and submit portraits to the editors in the middle of the Thanksgiving holidays -- I knew I wanted to be a part of this project. What an exciting new start for them, and for all of us as a community to give them a warm welcome!
A sincere and smart family all around, I am honored to get to know the Davises, and to make these memories for them to remember for years.
Here are some of the images we selected for the magazine. You can follow the cover story next month when the magazine is delivered in the mail :)
Welcome, Mayor Davis! Welcome Davis Family! And thank you, Dennis, for making me a part of this welcome!
Love,
-Pamira
Did you trick or treat? Did you collect five pounds of pure sugar? Did you give out little tangerines with Jack O' Lantern faces drawn on them? Or are your kids already too big for Halloween, leaving you nostalgic?
Whichever it was, hopefully you had a wonderful Halloween!
Well, the biggest candy night of the year is behind us, but the sweetness of fall is not half way over yet!
Come out and play, do an outdoor portrait session in the woods, or let me dress you up in the studio. Bring your mom, dad, grandparents. Gather the grand-kids. Drag the puppy along. Make a gift for yourself. Make a gift for someone you love.
Sweeter than candy is the gift of memories. You can gift a session. Or you can gift prints, albums, or jewelry from a session you've already had.
To make it easy and fun for you, I will do all the packaging, wrapping, mailing, and coordinating. I will cater to you and handle every single detail.
To top that off, have your first Fine Art print on me for any session you book until November 21st, 2017.
That is a $150 value!
Remember to mention SWEETER THAN CANDY when you call for your consultation.
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If you need help coordinating your wardrobe for your outdoor family session, check out my blog post "What to Wear for Fall Outdoor Family Portraits".
-Love,
Pamira
Pamira Bezmen Photography is an award-wining, full service portrait studio in Essex County, New Jersey, that specializes in maternity, newborn, and family photography as well as professional and glamour portraiture. Pamira services the New Jersey, New York area, and also photographs in Istanbul Turkey, for part of the year. For availability and information, you can contact Pamira by clicking here.
We are being blessed by a lovely warm October, so outdoor sessions are going rather pleasantly. I wanted to write a blog post about what to wear for fall family portraits for an outdoor session because this is a question I'm getting from a lot of you.
Here I will share my couple of cents and link some images that are good family wardrobe combinations that I like.
1. FIRST DECISION TO MAKE: What is the look you want to go for? Upscale, fun, artsy, vintage, outdoorsy, warm and fuzzy or light and breezy...
When coordinating family outfits, you should keep in mind that everyone's look should speak the same language. You can't have one wearing thick sweaters and winter accessories while another is wearing light and breezy fabrics. You can't have mom in an evening gown when dad is wearing a plaid shirt and lumberjacks. You get my point :)
2. PICK YOUR PALETTE.
Warm or cool. Pick one.
3. DO YOU WANT TO CONTRAST OR BLEND WITH THE SCENERY?
If you prefer a bit more of a pop, go with creams or whites or a deep warm color so you glow against the colorful fall foliage. If you would like to be in harmony with the scenery, then pick a color from nature that we are likely to find a lot of in the spot where we will be shooting.
(Tip: tell me ahead of time if you love yellows or reds or oranges, and I will try to find a spot that has mostly your favorite color)
4. GO SHOPPING IN YOUR CLOSET.
Decide if you are wearing jeans or dresses or corduroy pants. Decide if you are wearing sweaters or jackets. Decide if you are wearing winter accessories.
Put together what you have and see how they look.
Pick a couple of neutral colors, one darker tone, and one main "color", and maybe some coordinating secondary colors.
Tip: Don't overdo color so that you don't look like a bunch of autumn Easter eggs. There will already be plenty of color in nature, so you want to minimize distractions. After all, it's about your family and not the outfits.
Examples of neutrals: | Cream, beige, gray, tan |
Examples of darker colors: | Denim, brown, navy (try to coordinate with the neutral in terms of warm or cool) |
Examples of main colors: | Mustard yellow, mauve, brown, olive green, moss green, rust, sienna, burnt orange, deep red, burgundy, warm yellow, maroon |
Examples of secondary colors: | Choose a neighboring second color to your main color or add similar tones of your main color. |
5. CONSIDER THE TEMPERATURE.
It's no fun trying to let your true self out to be captured by the camera while clenching your teeth or shivering.
I try to have back up warmth in my bag for you, but please remember to dress accordingly. Remember tights or socks or inner shirts if the weather calls for additional layers.
6. LAYER.
When outdoors, we are not always able to have access to a changing facility. It's a good idea to layer your outfits and bring easy to change accessories, so that we can get a few different looks in the same session. This will give you more variety to choose from for your wall portraits and also add more fun to your family album.
7. BE OPEN TO PLAYFUL & EXTRAORDINARY OPTIONS.
I always like to add in a touch of "artsy" or "whimsical" to my photo shoots.
It's a lot of fun when we add a crazy tutu dress, an extravagant crown, some vintage materials or hand-made knits to a session as a second or third look once we've already gotten our every day look taken care of.
I believe this makes the shoot so much more fun, and it gives you an option to get a Fine Art Portrait out of your outdoor family session.
This image on the right is one of those fine art portraits I'm talking about. I made this dress and head piece just for her, and this beautiful little lady absolutely rocked her shoot!
Tip: I will always ask for your favorite colors and feeling about certain looks before the shoot, and usually show up with something hand-made just for you. If you have some cool or crazy ideas, bring them on!
8. REMEMBER TO BRING OUT THE REAL YOU!
If you have a particular style that makes you "you", try to keep loyal to that in a tasteful way. We want your portraits to look beautiful, but more importantly, we want them to tell YOUR STORY to the next generations. The same goes for the kids. Let them pick some items they LOVE, and they will be more likely to give us their best smiles during the shoot.
Hope this is helpful! Happy fall and happy memory-making everyone!
-Love,
Pamira
Below is a link to some wardrobe combinations I pulled together from Pinterest. You can refer to them for inspiration if you like.
Click here to go to Album of coordinating family wardrobe images for inspiration
Click here to view board on Pinterest
Disclaimer: the Pinterest pins are NOT my photographs. I am not connected to, nor do I endorse, the makers of the images, pin boards or the manufacturers of the outfits in the images. The selection is for inspiration only.
Pamira Bezmen Photography is an award-wining, full service portrait studio in Essex County, New Jersey, that specializes in maternity, newborn, and family photography as well as professional and glamour portraiture. Pamira services the New Jersey, New York area, and also photographs in Istanbul Turkey, for part of the year. For availability and information, you can contact Pamira by clicking here.
PRESERVE THE MAGIC OF THEIR CHILDHOOD
She will always protect her, love, cherish and tolerate her.
She will always be able to lean on her, trust her, and bathe in her unconditional love.
They will not remember how little they were once, and how precious in our eyes. They will not fathom how their every little toe, and every shiny strand of hair was a work of art to us. But they will have their stories told to them, time after time, and they will have photographs that have frozen their magical moments. THAT will make their childhood live on for as long as they live.
Interested in scheduling your own family portrait session? Call 862-812-2313 or e-mail us now for a complimentary consultation. Or send us your contact info, and we will call you at your preferred time to chat.
Looking forward to speaking soon!
-Love,
Pamira
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See you soon!
Love,
-Pamira
The story of the above image:
These are the last days of green out there. I have been obsessing about having an image like this surrounded by lush greens all summer long, and we were able to catch it just in time before the leaves started turning. For the next few weeks we will have a parade of colors, and I can't wait to get those, but for now I'm loving this lush green portrait. More than the greenery, I love that I was able to get my cherub staring at me while nursing while I can still hold her in my arms like a baby. These days go fast, and before I know it she will be too big for this.
Thank you to my family for helping me bring the images in my imagination into the day light. Thank you for your patience with me while I obsess on every trail and bush about the light and the texture. Thank you for trusting me to step into the woods, marsh and weeds when the mission calls for it
Love you all!
It was such an honor to photograph sweet, determined and elegant Little Miss Eliana on the 7th day of her precious life. I met her wonderful family back in 2014 when we photographed her big brother Vincent when he was about the same size :)
I feel extremely privileged to be able to grow with my families, and be a part of their journeys in life. With every box of prints and every album, I send a part of my heart home with them.
Here are some images from our session... Introducing Miss Eliana Michelle...
Sweet little Eliana, you are elegant, fair and lovely as a flower. I was absolutely taken by your quiet but strong presence. What an honor it is to be photographing you, 3 years after photographing your brother Vincent. May your life be lovely and peaceful in every way...
-Pamira
I know I usually post images of solo babes on my page, but don't be misled. As much as every photo shoot is focused on preserving the beauty of our babies, the single most important memory we can leave for them is the memory of being loved, protected and cherished in the arms of their doting family - that is US! It means that I strongly encourage every single mom and dad and grandparent to step in front of my camera and BE in the photos with their precious little angels. Because I know that 10, 20, 30 years from now, these are going to be the images they will look at with warmth in their hearts.
Here is gorgeous little Miss Eliana, in the loving embrace of her mom, dad and big brother Vincent <3
Hello friends, old and new! Here we are, wrapping up another art fair. The rush of setting up the exhibit, the long days, and the muscle soreness in the morning is nothing compared to the joy of seeing you all! There is nothing quiet as invigorating as receiving your sweet words of encouragement, kind compliments, and the excitement of meeting new friends!
So thank you all, for stopping by, for giving me your hugs and love, and new friends, thank you for putting your trust in me to make new memories for you and your loved ones.
One of the thrills of Art Fairs for me is seeing my beloved clients and models next to their framed portraits. Sometimes, it's the first time they see their images professionally printed. It is super exciting and emotional for all of us!
Here are some snap shots from our weekend together. Thanks again, and I look forward to seeing you all in front of my camera, very soon!
Love,
- Pamira
Photo of me, taken by my lovely daughter, in front of my display table.
My dear Shaya, daughter, model and assistant, with her award-winning portrait in the background, named "Tutus, Dandelions and Bare Feet".
This image got the Seal of Approval at the District competition and then earned a Merit at the International Photographic Competition 2 years ago.
The wonderfully inspiring, strong, beautiful and graceful Delaney and her amazing mom Kaitlin in front of Delaney's award winning portrait. I wanted to capture Delaney's delicate but determined stance and graceful poise in life in this image. I wanted the warm colors to reflect her warm personality and have her "pop" against the darker background with her light skin, just the way she "pops" from a crowd of people in real life.
This print got a seal of approval at the Northeast District competition this year and then earned a Merit at the International Photographic Competition in August 2017.
(Delaney is a survivor and her story deserves a whole blog on its own. All I can say is that she is an inspiration to many, and she has my heart.)
My lovely model Svetlana was seeing her portrait printed for the first time this weekend. This was an image we made in my new studio almost 1.5 years ago, when I was still expecting my second daughter. It was the last days of my pregnancy, and we worked with the lovely Johanna Pena for make-up to bring my vision to life. Svetlana is a timeless beauty and I am absolutely in love with these images!
My lovely Miranda with her mom and dad in front of her portrait "Blue from another time". Since the day I met Miranda, I've been in absolute awe of her timeless beauty, creamy skin and amazing blue eyes. Looking at her always takes me to another time, and I wanted to make a portrait of her the way I see her. Completely pure and lovely, her piercing blue eyes jumping at me.
I hand finished this portrait by printing it on 100% cotton fine art paper, hand tearing the edges and painting the edges with gold.
Miranda's mom and dad will be taking this frame home this week :)
Me, on day 2 of the Art Fair, photographed by hubby.
My dear supportive husband, Shawn, and I. Sometimes professional photographers do iPhone selfies, too :)
Svetlana with her family, holding another one of her glamour portraits.
(This one was going to be a surprise for her later, but Shawn let it out of the box a bit too soon :)
Dear Ms. Miller, paying me a surprise visit at my booth.
It sounds so European to say "We spent the summer abroad", doesn't it? With all the implied sense of adventure, free spirit, and joy embedded in that simple sentence. And it's all true, there is all of it included, and then some.
After a 2 year break we took to have our daughter Luna, we resumed our tradition of going back "home" to my birth country, Turkey, this time with 2 children. As much as we are proud and devoted American citizens, I'm a firm believer of keeping connections tight with the "old country", wherever that may be, as it instills a strong sense of belonging and culture in the children, rooted in a wider understanding of the world and appreciation of differences that makes us who we are.
The whole trip was lovely, and exciting, and even a little bit boring at times, just like being home. And the duties of changing diapers, nursing a feverish teething baby into the wee hours of the morning followed me across the Atlantic Ocean onto the hills of ancient Istanbul and into the gentle waves of the Mediterranean Sea. The days were hot and the nights were long. The children stayed up as late as the parents did, and sometimes fell asleep on our laps at dinner tables. Sometimes we fell asleep while the kids were still wide awake.
It was a dream come true for my older daughter Shaya to be reunited with her beloved cousin Pia. It appeared as if time stopped for them and they were transported into a world of cousin life. Magical creatures, baby dolls, imaginary stories, running up and down the house making a mess on all the floors, eating half a breakfast with us upstairs and another half with my brother and sister-in-law downstairs, friendly sharing and sibling rivalry all in one. Making up for lost time in the way that only children can, I think the girls lived these 5 weeks more fully than did any of the adults.
The children's never-ending laughter and arguments spiced up the time in a roller coaster, giving them a reason to understand what family is. There to love and support you unconditionally, get on your nerves like no one else can, and to offer themselves up to you unmasked... What great honor and joy to see it through the eyes of our children again... At the ripe ages of 42 and 41, my brother and I are not so far off from exactly that. Maybe we don't pull Barbie dolls from one another's hands, but the rest is all the same.
Seeing old friends, exchanging hugs, stories, congratulations, condolences... 5 weeks is just long enough to pretend you've never left, but also short enough that it's over in the blink of an eye...
After a bit of jet lag, we are reporting back to our lives in NJ. Our hearts full of memories, and my memory cards jam-packed with RAW files that need to be sorted out. There is easily 6 months of retouching material in there, if I had the time! Ha! That may not be happening, but I am fast and furious diving into my new sessions and clients' galleries.
I hope that you've all had a memorable and magical summer, and I can't wait to see you soon in the coming months. Remember, these are the last few weeks of warm outdoor photo shoots before we turn into cooler days and fall foliage. If you have an end-of summer or fall outdoor session in mind, please let me know soon. Also, if you want to take the whole family out to an art fair soon, please come and visit me at the Anderson Park Fine Art Fair on September 16 and 17, 2017. (Show hours are 10 am to 5pm, rain or shine. Admission is free to all and there is free parking around the park.)
directions to Anderson Park, Upper Montclair, NJ
See you soon!
Love,
-Pamira
Our family of 4 on our boat trip on the Mediterranean. More to come, in a future blog, on our "Blue Voyage"...
This is an original Teddy Bear, from my beloved, late father's childhood. He was born in 1936.
To think that my daughter is snuggling with it in 2017 - 81 years later - is really precious.
This is one way she is able to connect with her grandfather, via the straw-filled Teddy, with torn up feet and hands,
which have been repaired with a glue gun and duct tape :)
One of the priceless benefits of visiting the childhood home is connecting the babies with heirloom objects like this one.
Now Luna has a memory with Teddy, too :)
This is the view of Istanbul from our home (and my studio) Bebek. Looking at this scene immediately takes me back to my childhood.
My 2 girls, celebrating Shaya's 6th birthday in Istanbul.
My niece, forever the gymnist (or monkey) :)
Enjoying a cuddly moment with my little one after an intense breakfast!
(she likes to feed herself - and all her clothes!)
Nothing like home-made ice cream, made with organic fresh summer oranges from the native land.
My beloved brother with his family...
We miss these 3 so, so so much!!!
It's always a rush putting up an exhibit at the local Fine Art and Craft Fair. We happily survived yet another one last weekend as Pamira Bezmen Photography Studio - and when I say "studio", I mean "the whole family", because truly these art fairs are a family affair. Just like raising a child, I can say it takes a village!
First, my husband and I had to set up the tent in the rain on Friday evening. (Before that, he had to rush home from work, we had to load up the cars, leave the kids with my mom and step-dad, and before that I had to prepare every single display item by hand, order hardware for framing and hanging, put together each frame, organize chairs, tables, table cloths, business cards, etc... but I'll fast forward through that part).
Setting up the tent in the rain was not as bad as our first time doing it 4 years ago when neither of us had ever attended an art fair as an exhibitor or set up a large tent this size (10ft x 10ft) before, and we had to figure out where each piece went from the instruction manual under a torrential rain and thunder storm. At that point we did not have my mom to help with the baby, so we had our little one with us to add excitement to the set-up process! Looking back at it now, it appears as a funny memory. It was not so funny back then! (yes, yes, I am laughing now!)
Just to give you an idea, this is what the tent looks like at the beginning:
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Ha ha! Yep! It's surely an engineering project. You can see the little hand written cheat tags I taped to the bars, so that we could remember which went where. However, this time, I did ask myself if it would have been faster to just figure things out without the tags because somehow reading a tag titled "Right back back upper left door inner" did not make a lot of sense to me standing in the middle of a park, staring at a box filled with 60 bars that looked exactly the same! Each of which had an equally confusing title tag. Like this one: "Upper Left Back Front". Hmmm...
Why I thought these descriptors were spot on when I created them 4 years ago, I have no clue. They are surely not useful when setting up the tent. (In fairness to myself from 4 years ago, the tags magically start making sense AFTER all the pieces have been put together. I was like "Aaaaaah, yeahhhh, that's what it means!)
So, this was my husband and I putting together the tent on Friday, in part sun, part rain weather. And, get this: not even a single argument! High five, Shawn & Pamira!
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And, when you sweet people came to visit us on Saturday and Sunday, this is what it looked like:
Much better!!!! :)
Despite the rains on Saturday and tropical humidity on Sunday, it was a wonderful weekend overall. It is such a true pleasure showing my work to my old and new friends. It is lovely meeting new clients and talking about how I can use my photography to make treasured memories for them. It is an honor to be considered to be your memory-maker for the coming generations and to carry the faces of your precious babies, mothers, fathers, siblings and grandparents into the future.
Thank you to all of you for coming to visit my tent. Thank you to my dear husband for believing in me and my art so much to spend his Father's Day working along my side at the fair. Thank you to my dear mom and step-dad for caring for our babies while we were at the Brookdale Park, so that we did not have to worry about how they were doing without us.
Thank you to all my old clients who stopped by to give me their hugs and support. And thank you to all my new friends who signed up for my newsletter. This, I hope will be the start of a long-lasting relationship of years of working together to make memories for your family. Keep an eye peeled for the drawing for the complimentary portrait session (the announcement is coming soon). And please feel free to reach out to me any time to discuss your next photography project.
Maternity, Generations, Newborn, Glamour, Couples, Babies, Adults, Personal Branding, Film Noir Fitness Portraits, indoor and outdoor... You have a beautiful face, and I have a passion to capture it!
Talk soon!
Love,
-Pamira
Here are some more images and a video from our exhibit at the Spring Fine Art and Crafts Fair at the Brookdale Park, Montclair / Bloomfield, New Jersey, organized by Rose Squared Productions, Janet and Howard Rose.
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