Check It Out | Winston Salem Newborn Photographer

Some of you may have already  noticed some changes taking place around here.  The blog and website have gotten a colorful little update and there is an entirely new client proofing area.  Starting today, September 1st, all sessions will review and purchase their photos through a beautiful online proofing gallery.  I am inviting you today to go in and check it out, while viewing this year’s selections of holiday cards.

To take a little sneak peak and see the cards, follow these instructions:

Click here to take you back to the splash page.  Then click on CLIENT PROOFS to get to the new proofing area.  If you are not already registered, the first thing you will need to do is register.  It will ask you for your name and email address, so we can remember you and save your settings each time you log in.  Once registered you can log in and enter the password to view the cards.  The password is aabdb1cc.  Once you type in the password the slideshow of cards will begin automatically.  If you do not want to view the slideshow, you can click “continue to gallery” at any time to continue on into the gallery of cards.  Feel free to look around, click on the cards, practice adding items to your cart, etc.

I am very excited to be offering you this easy and up-to-date way to purchase your portraits and would love to hear your feedback.  Feel free to email me or leave a comment here to let me know how you like it.

**If you had a session before September 1st and your gallery is still active, you will find that gallery in the old proofing area.  Click ENTER WEBSITE and then proofing and then enter the password you were given.  Once your gallery expires, those proofs will no longer be available online and the old proofing area will be discontinued in the near future.**

And, of course, I couldn’t post without pictures so here are a few of my favorites of the 2009 holiday card designs:

Be sure to go check out all the designs and the new proofing area!  Email me if you have trouble and I’d be happy to help.