Want to win a FREE SixFourteen photo session and donate money to charity in the meantime?

Of course you do!

Well here is your chance.

One of my great friends Jackie Reitz and her mother are both walking the Breast Cancer 3Day this year and really need our help raising the funds to do it. So I am holding a contest to raise some money for them. Here is how it works:

For every $5 you donate to their fund, your name will be entered into a drawing for a free shoot. So if you donate $50, you will be intered 10 times. If you donate $100, you will be entered 20 times! Get it?

Shoots include family sessions, engagement sessions, bridals, headshots, senoir pictures, band pictures, trash the dress…anything but a wedding really. The shoot will last up to 2 hours and will be at the place of your choosing! Want to donate? Here is how…

Go to their donation page here and click the “Donate” button at the top left corner. From there you will be able to enter the amount and also leave a comment. Under the comment section, simply write “SixFourteen” so we will know who to give credit to.

The winner will be announced at the end of April. I will contact the winner immediately after the drawing. If you already have a session booked, and you end up winning, your session will be free!

Remember, the more you donate, the better chance you have of winning! And even if you don’t win the shoot, the money is going to a great cause, so you’re still a winner in my book  (cheesy, I know).

Good luck!

So, these engagement pics came pretty close to not happening today. We were driving through Alrington before the shoot and it started raining on us, so we were afraid it might hit us in Dallas too. Fortunately, we were able to get through all the pics with no rain on our side. Juli and Roberto were good sports too. Most of the time, people show up to these shoots all dressed up ready to get their picture taken, and then I have them crawling up onto loading docks, laying in the grass, sitting and standing constantly, not to mention walking all over the place… people don’t realize that these shoots are also workouts, haha. It is really not that bad, and those always make the best pics too. Here is a sneak from today…

I was so stoked when Sara told me she wanted to have their engagement pictures done at The Cotton Mill in McKinney. That could possibly be my favorite place, not just to shoot, but of all time! I love how vintage and rustic everything there is and it makes for some great pics. Not to mention Franklin and Sara were both so much fun to shoot! They both have these quirky personalities that fit so well together, and it is just fun to sit back and watch how they interact. I seriously can’t wait to shoot their wedding! Here is a sneak from Sunday…