Nov 24 2009

Closed for Thanksgiving!

Today, I am soooooo incredibly thankful for my wonderfully awesome clients that have made this year so AMAZING for me! I am planning all kinds of ways to repay your kindness over the next year!

The “office” is closed for Thanksgiving as of… well… right now. All phone calls will be returned on Monday. All orders that come in over the next few days will be processed on Sunday. I will be available on a limited basis by e-mail: deena@deenariley.com. If you have any questions or problems placing an order while I’m out of the office, please put “URGENT – ORDER” in the subject line to receive prompt attention!

Thank you, thank you, thank you for all of the blessings y’all have bestowed on me – your business, and more importantly your friendship! Love y’all! Happy Thanksgiving!

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How much does a session cost?
The session fee is $125 for babies, children, seniors, couples, and families of 4 or less. Additional fees may apply to larger groups.

How much do prints cost?
Prints vary in price, with gift prints (8x10s and smaller) starting at $25. Print packages are available that provide significant savings to clients. If you would like to see a full pricing guide, please .

Do you have a studio?
Not at this time. All sessions will take place "on location" - your home, a park, in the city, or another location of your choice. Deena does have props and backgrounds to use with infants and small children that can travel to the location of your choice.

Can I purchase the files?
Digital negatives of finished images with printing permissions are available for purchase a la carte or as part of a package.

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About Deena

I'm a Texas Native, Plano Wildcat (Class of '01!), wife, daughter, sister, and soon-to-be Mommy of a little girl who will be making her debut in August of 2010. I currently am a teacher as well - imparting knowledge of US History on the moldable, and sometimes easily distractable, minds of 8th graders at a public middle school in the DFW area.

I have been studying photography since I was 13 - I joined the yearbook staff my 8th grade year and never looked back! Design and photography became my artistic outlet to an often nerdy existance - after all, I was the captain of the Whiz Quiz team (think team Jeopardy) my senior year in high school!

I love my life and hope you come back often to share your joy with me!