Posts Tagged ‘Ventura portrait Photographer’

Holiday Mini Sessions!

Monday, October 10th, 2011

The holidays will be here before we know it and we would like to help you get that perfect family photo for your holiday cards!  We are offering discounted 20 minute mini-sessions for ONE DAY ONLY.  These mini-sessions will be held on Saturday October 22nd from 8-10am at the Thousand Oaks Library (park-like setting) and from 3-5pm at the Ventura Beach.  Hurry and reserve your spot today by contacting our studio manager Karen at 805.469.8160 or info@katiemoos.com!

Thousand Oaks Library

Ventura Beach

Facebook Feedback Giveaway!!!

Thursday, June 16th, 2011

We were curious as to where our photos live after you order them from your portrait session or wedding.  Post a photo on our Facebook wall of where you are showing off your beautiful pictures.  Include why you choose these photos, what you think when you see them, or anything else you would like to share.  As a “thank you” for sharing where your Katie Moos photos live, you will receive a free 5×7 print from either a past or future session!

www.facebook.com/katiemoosphotography

Ventura Pier Family Session

Thursday, June 9th, 2011

Tips for your portrait session…what to wear? what time of day?…

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

Here’s a few tips for your next portrait session…

Q. What to wear to a portrait session?

A. These are a few suggestions…not rules…
-Long sleeve or at least 3/4 lengths
-Small prints, strips and solids (avoid LARGE prints)
-Great shoes! Stylish, fun, hip…whatever is YOU!
-Something you can sit, stand, run, and lay in…be up for anything

Q. Any suggestions on what to wear for a family session with people of all different skin tones?

A. I suggest a color palette and then let people choose what they look best in from that color palette. The color palette will consist of complimentary colors. For example…the color palette may be: white, any shade of brown (including khaki), black and a pale blue. So people could wear jeans, khaki or black pants, skirts, white Capri’s a dress…whatever as long as the clothing is in the listed colors. This usually works out the best. If you are having a hard time deciding between a few things…just go ahead and bring them all—I am happy to help you make the final choice,

Q. What do you think about everybody wearing the same shirt or same color?

A. I think the best family portraits look more natural when people are wearing different colors, patterns, and textures, as long as they all work together…color wise. If as a family you are having a hard time with putting something like this together I would suggest wearing similar clothes rather than being unhappy with the possible free for all choices your family may wear.

Q. What time of day is best for portraits?

A. This depends on if there will be children in the photos. If there are children I suggest an early morning shoot. Pack everything up the night before. Make sure the kiddos get a good nights rest. Mom and Dad get up before the kids and get completely ready. Serve breakfast in the car on the way to the shoot and dress them when you get there. After sleep, a full tummy and fresh clothes…they are ready to go! For all other sessions I recommend either morning or just before sunset. Mid day is harsh and not flattering on the skin.

Q. How long before we see our pictures online?

A. We promise 6-8 weeks. Depending on the time of year we may be able to have them sooner. Also, if you are running into a time deadline…please talk to us—we may be able to accommodate you.

He’s BACK from Iraq!!! Praise God they are back together….

Monday, January 26th, 2009
This is Peggy Ann my fantabulous editor and assistant. If you remember a long while back I took photos of her to send to her husband serving our country in Iraq. Well after 7 LONG months he is home and this session was taken just days after he arrived. These were some of her favorites…




Awe, I just love this one! So glad they are back in each others arms!



Thank you Peggy Ann and Paulstephen for your sacrifice and service for this country. It’s so much more than most of us can even comprehend–we appreciate it!!