Our deepest gratitude goes to all the wonderful clients who made our business dreams come true this past year. Thank you to everyone in Snohomish County and beyond who chose us for their business, family, and senior grad portraits!
Happy New Year! We do this for you!
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Something has changed in the world. Have you noticed...
Airbnbs are booked up solid across the nation?
Airlines are overbooked?
Concert tickets are gone 15 min. after release?
People are being turned away from the best National Parks?
You have to reserve a spot to go on the best hikes?
Campsite and RV reservations have all been snatched up 6 to 12 months in advance?
Your next available hair appointment is 6 weeks out?
WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?!
Likely, you have found yourself in one of two situations. (1) You aren't worried because you planned what you wanted WAY in advance or (2) you experience tremendous disappointment when you found out the people who planned in advance took the opportunity away.
The same is true for on-demand creative services like photography. Half the people and businesses are planning ahead and taking the dates. The other half finds out that, when the idea pops into their head, it is already too late.
Here are 5 things you do to avoid disappointment in 2023
Do you have a senior Grad? Begin talking about the plan for grad portraits now. They need to happen the summer BEFORE the start of grade 12. Most parents don't know this and wait until the last week in August or the start of school. They miss out on the best weather, the best locations, and the best dates. April of the Junior year is not too early to start researching your grad photographer.
Is this the year for family portraits? Spring is when to plan for summer. Families who wait until school is out to think about their portrait plans may be lucky to even get a date in the fall. Some years, the best summer dates can book out 8-12 weeks in advance.
Going on a special vacation? Know that all photographers are busy during the most beautiful months of the year. Take your photographer plans as seriously as you would your flights and accommodations because other people are.
Needing business portraits? Plan now for Q1 or Q2 because where will your team be in Q3? On vacation, of course! So then it gets bumped to Q4, but everyone is too busy through the holidays and it gets bumped to Q1 of next year. Yikes!
Take a moment now to consider what your portrait goals are for this year. Bring it up at the next family meeting or business meeting. It is a quick and easy discussion you can have right now that has the power to change how you feel about 2023.
If we can be of service to you in 2023, we look forward to connecting! We know how to help you plan and prepare.
Reach out to us at 206.659.7468 or info@jaredmburns.com
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It's just days away now - The most important holiday week of the entire year! ...And it is going to be a busy one with a flurry of family gatherings and special events. As you prepare for these festive occasions, don't forget to pack one important item: your camera!
There is something unique about this Christmas, something that will never happen again. It could be the first Christmas as a new family of three or the last one with the family still at home. Maybe it is the first time a child sees Santa in wonder or the last year a child still believes. For some, it will be the first time the extended family has come back together in 10 years or the last shared with a special loved one.
When the season gets busy, we often forget to look toward these moments ahead, the ones we want to cherish most. Afterward, all the moments we missed will come to mind, but we can't go back.
Capturing memories with loved ones is an integral part of the holiday season, and having a camera in hand ensures that you won't miss a single special moment. Whether it's a group photo with all your relatives or a candid shot of all the little ones opening presents, these photos will become treasured keepsakes for years to come.
So as you gear up for the holiday season, make sure to remember to bring your camera along for the ride.
JMB
People are ordering photography more this year than we have seen in 12 previous years of business. The simple reason is, this COVID year has been hard on everyone and they are longing for connection like they never have before!
Photography Brings Joy - In a year where people feel limited and stuck at home, the gift of portrait photography is a reason to get out and make some meaningful memories. It may be the brightest point of someone’s year!
194 years later, photography is still the single best way to honor connections - Portraiture is far from dead because images keep alive the memories of bonds we share with one another. When you share the intrinsic value of love and belonging with someone you care about, it never wears out or gets tossed aside.
Photography is a Timemachine - This COVID year has stolen a lot from us, not the least of which is the wasted time that has slipped us by. People change and children grow fast, but photography is the one medium that allows you to return to a special moment again and again. There is no time like the present.
Photography Boosts Self-Esteem - Let’s be honest, we could all use a little pick-me-up this year, right? Studies show that families who raise kids in a home with portraits on the walls have healthier, more stable children. It was found that these children grew up with a strong sense of place, belonging, and understanding they were loved and special.
Supporting a Small Business - You can buy picture frames at Amazon and Walmart, but you can’t buy portraits. The online stores only know you as a credit card number. This is why small business is critical to our community! When you support a small business like ours, you are saying that personal relationships, your local community, and family values are what matter most!
As we like to say, “It’s about the finer things of life.” Giving the gift of photography is about giving love and connection to someone special.
Recently, I presented to a group of business networkers and asked a key question in a way most had never thought about. The question was, "Who would you want to do business with?" On the projection screen, I featured the headshots of several actual people doing business. Some of those images were not mine so I can only describe them to you...
A sloppily dressed CEO with head shaded by an oversized hat
A real estate agent in an awkward stance holding a "Sold" sign
A receptionist in front of the office ficus tree
A sales woman with her husband and daughter's faces half cropped out
A professionally dressed, well-poised woman with a confident look and engaging smile
Which of these do you think people said they wanted to buy from?
Of course, 100% of the people in the room raised their hand for #5 with the professional, friendly, confident woman.
The "Ah-ha" moment came next as they realized "This is how their customers are shopping for them!" We are all human and, like it or not, we judge a book by its cover before we choose to read it. In the same way, potential clients are evaluating you right now by the way you present yourself online. They first want to see how much you believe in what you do before working with you.
In the online world, you have only one second to make a first impression. Your image precedes you like a digital handshake showing you are confident and capable.
Are you in a business that works directly with customers?
Could your first impression be improved?
Are your "about me" page or social profiles lacking?
Do you want people in your area to see you as confident and capable?
Would you like customers to feel a connection to you?
Do you want more online customers contacting you?
Do any of these questions resonate with you? The number one thing to remember is clients are going to buy from people they feel they could like and trust. 81% of them will check you out online before they ever contact or visit your business...and that number is growing every year!
© 2018 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle & Snohomish Professional Business Headshot Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
You want your senior images to be amazing, right? We see mistakes happen often with seniors, many of which can totally ruin your shoot. One of the best way to avoid things you shouldn’t do is by going with a professional photographer who has experience and ability to walk you through the entire senior portrait process.
1. Failing to make a careful choice on your photographer: Not all senior photographers are equal. Many may have a style that doesn’t match yours so start by reviewing portfolios from several area photographers. Consider if the photographer has credibility in your community because there may be a reason people are going to them or avoiding them altogether. Meeting with your photographer in person beforehand is a must! There is no better way to learn if you truly click with them. When you feel the photographer fit is right and they understand your desires for the shoot, you will be able to collaborate together and create amazing images you will love!
2. Not taking a little time to plan the photo session: This is another reason it is critical to have a planning session with your photographer in advance. Without preparation, the images will feature less of your personality. You might get some nice shots, but it is truly a shame when they do not capture anything about your senior or high school experience.
3. Not giving proper consideration to theme and location: The theme and location should fit your personality and interests. It should be an extension of who you are in the images. It is a key part of setting a unique tone and feel in portraits. Don’t just go to the local park or that same location you know all the other seniors are using. Work with your photographer to find something really special.
4. Choosing friend or family member to take your photos: Your senior photography session is likely the second most important photography event in your life (Your future wedding being #1). Risking your images to someone who is just learning the camera is too great. Professionals know how to guide you through the complete process, how to pose you in flattering ways, and create beautifully lit and composed images you are proud to display. Look back through last year’s yearbook and see if you can spot who skipped out on a real photographer.
5. Doing your own makeup: This is a time to trust your makeup to an artist, someone who is experienced and refined. Makeup for a photo shoot is different than what you wear every day. If the product or contouring is wrong, you may not like the way it looks in the final images
6. Leaving hair to the last minute: As you already know, hair can make or break your look. Most guys and girls look best about two weeks after a haircut when it doesn’t look too crisp. If you will be going to a stylist before the session, go with a look that is consistent with who you are, but with a little extra life. If you don’t normally wear your hair up, don’t go with up.
7. Not taking your portraits seriously: This most often applies to the guys who are just going along with portraits to appease mom. The truth is, these images will likely represent you for the next several years. What you put into your portrait experience is what you will get out of it. Well-seasoned photographers already know most guys feel a little uncomfortable getting their photos done, but it is their job to help put you at ease and forget your nerves so you look cool.
8. Taking your portrait too seriously: When you are trying too hard, it shows up in photos. Be flexible with your photographer and willing to try things that seem a little different. The more you relax and go with it, the more natural your images will look. You even have permission to be silly and have fun with it!
9. Choosing the wrong clothes: Sometimes what we feel looks good in the real world simply does not work in the 2D world of the camera. We have seen seniors go with clothes they thought they wanted (regardless of our recommendations) and later dismiss a whole selection of images because they didn’t like how they looked in that outfit. Your photographer should be able to guide you through clothing choices that helps you look your best while preserving your personal style.
10. Using the same photographer everyone else does: Each photographer has a distinct style. While the photographer all the other seniors are using might be good, your photos might start to look like everyone else’s. A different photographer can bring a new and unique look to your images that stands out among all the rest.
Jared M. Burns Photography is one of the best-recognized photography brands in Snohomish. We also provide portraits to seniors at Snohomish High School, Glacier Peak High School, Woodinville High School, Monroe High School, Marysville Getchell High School, Lake Stevens High School, and Henry M Jackson High School. See if our portfolio fits your style at www.jaredmburns.com/seniors/.
-JMB
© 2016 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish County Senior Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Accepting Applications!
Jared M. Burns Photography is looking for a few special seniors with an upfront and outgoing personality to represent at their high school! This could be your opportunity to model with one of Snohomish’s best-recognized photography brands. Here below is all the info you need to know to have a chance at being part of this program.
Who can be a model?
You're a 2016 Junior who will be graduating in 2017
You attend one of the following local High Schools: Glacier Peak, Snohomish High School, Henry M. Jackson, Woodinville, Marysville Getchell, Monroe, Lake Stevens, or Cedarcrest
What exclusive things do senior models receive?
A special session rate of $75 that is available to no one else (Normally $250 per hour)
We will have a creative planning and clothing consultation to design a session that is uniquely you
Hair and makeup is provided for girls at our local partner salon – we photograph that experience also!
We’ll give you an extended 1-2 hour session with up to four clothing changes
You get 5 web-sized images of your choice to show off on social media
We will custom design a pack of 25 beautiful, press-printed senior rep cards
Your images will also be featured on the blog and in our next senior magazine
Your parents will save and extra 20% on any paper prints or digitals products they order from the session
BONUS Incentives!
You get $20.00 CASH for each successful referral you send us (A successful referral means they book and pay for their session before the season is over)
5 successful friend referrals gets you $25.00 Alderwood Regal Cinema Gift Card (That adds up to $125!)
10 successful friend referrals gets you a $50.00 Gift Card to your favorite clothing store (That adds up to $250!)
15 successful friend referrals gets you $250.00 Cash (Hopefully you will put it towards college!) (That adds up to $550!!!)
What is expected of our senior models?
Only 10 models will be chosen - No more than 2 from the same school
Student model and parents must commit to working exclusively with Jared M. Burns Photography throughout the 2016-2017 year (You may not promote another photographer, a family member’s, a friend’s, or your own portrait photography)
Your sessions must be scheduled and photographed between May and June of 2016
To remain in the program, you must send us at least three successful referrals – 1 within 90 days and at least 2 more within 6 months. If the minimum number of referrals are not reached in the allotted time, the student will be out of the rep program and the parents will be required to pay the balance of our session fee which would be $225 + taxes
Parents must be a part of the process, meaning they attend the consultation, they are present at the photography session, and they have an in-person viewing/order consultation
How to apply...
Fill out this online application: [Now Closed]
Email 2 current images of yourself to info@jaredmburns.com
Applications must be submitted before April 15th
Reps will be announced by April 30th
© 2016 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Counnty Senior Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Five things you should consider in your next Snohomish family portrait photographer...
1. Do they work with kids? Not all photographers are created equal. Not all work well with children. You want a photographer who has proven portraits of young children because it shows they can actually get what you need.
2. Can they pose people? Posing can be the difference between frumpy and flattering. The first time you see your photograph, your eyes will go straight to you to see how you look. You may not understand posing, but when you see a great portfolio, you should notice normal people who look great and are well balanced.
3. Do they provide a customer service experience? The best way to see if a photographer provides a high level of customer service is to learn what other people say. Do you know someone who has worked with them? Are there online reviews or positive comments on Facebook? Even better, ask the photographer what you can expect from your experience and learn how much they care in how they answer.
4. What is their editing like? There are some really weird practices circulating in some photography circles...glowing alien baby eyes, fake vintage filters, plastic skin, and selective coloring. Photographs exist so you can one day look back and remember loved ones as they were. You want a photographer who can make natural and complimentary enhancements, representing your family at their best and as who they really are.
5. What products are available? Just between you and yourself, when was the last time you “actually” printed out digital photos? Shopping for only digitals is shorting yourself . If it lives on a disc, it doesn't exist. Think about it, would you rather leave your favorite cell store with a smartphone or a quarter to go find a payphone yourself? Its the same with photographs. You want a full service photographer who offers beautiful possibilities, products, and services you actually desire...ones you will use.
-JMB
© 2014 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
The following piece was written by my friend and mentor, Michele Celentano. With her permission, I have taken and adapted it because it perfectly articulates exactly what I have come to believe in photography. Our clients who know us well would attest they have seen our business model changed over the last couple years as we have come to understand the true value of what we provide.
I Believe...
I believe in photography - but more than that, I believe in photographs. Printed photographs are tangible. We can hold on to them, pass them around, frame them and hang them on a wall. We can make albums to be treasured and looked through by children for years to come.
We can’t touch a file and the truth is we don’t know the longevity of a file or if we will even be able to find it someday. A digital file is a bit of a mystery - if it’s lost, where did it go. If a drive is damaged what happens to the files? How many people truly back up all their images?
What happened to disc cameras, eight track tapes, Walkman's and other technology we thought would last forever? What will our children be looking at in 20 or 30 years? Photographs are special - files are not!
I believe in printing my work professionally. I believe my work is more than a screen saver. Years of studying and perfecting my craft comes down to more than sending files via the internet.
The photographs I create for my clients are not only precious to my clients but they are precious to me. It is my work, a lifetime of work that deserves to be printed.
Photographs are passed on to children and grandchildren. Can you imagine a floppy disk, a DVD or a flash drive sitting in a frame representing your family portraits?
Like many photographers I have struggled with bending to the needs or wants of a clientele that is looking for files. But this is what I discovered over the last year - It makes me uncomfortable in the center of my gut to hand over digital files no matter the price. Clients have told me that the DVD is still sitting on a desk and they should have had me make the prints in the first place because they never have time to get to it.
I wonder about those files that were sold.... How were they printed? Did the client crop it too tight? Is the color correct? Did they attempt to alter the image? It troubles me because I put so much of myself into my work. And, I have to wonder... am I really acting as a professional and serving my client the best way I know how to by simply selling intangible files that may never be printed?
For some, it’s easy...take some photos, edit them, burn them on a disk or flash-drive and make a few bucks. I don’t and can’t operate that way - I care too much about my work, my clients and future generations that might have no photographs because I wanted to make fast and easy money selling files.
I’m taking a stand! I am a photographer! I am without a doubt passionate about creating photographs - real pictures - printed on professional papers - and made into beautiful albums. I want your children, their children, my children and future grandchildren looking at and holding onto photographs not the latest greatest gadget.
It has taken deep soul searching, a lot of thought and time to define the value of my work. I am taking a stand against selling files and taking a strong stand for printing my photographs.
If being a business owner and photographer today means the current market will force me to sell files not photographs and to compromise my work and my values - well then, I’m out.
But, that won’t happen! I know it won’t because I know there are people and clients who value my work, understand and respect the value I have placed on my work and actually want photographs.
I am Jared M. Burns, a professional photographer - I believe in and value photography and the images we leave for our children. My work and your portraits will be professionally printed to my standards, they will be available to frame and look at in albums...
The portraits I create for you will not become a part of your screen saver slide show. I have worked too hard and taken too much pride in my work for that to happen. I will not take the risk that in 20 years we will be a generation of lost photographs.
There I stand!
Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle Photographer & Snohomish Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Help Portrait 2011 Community Video
Do you know of a family in need that would like a beautiful portrait??
Jared M. Burns Photography is proud to be participating this year in Help-Portrait, a worldwide movement of photographers and volunteers back to their communities by providing free portraits to those in need. The purpose is simple...
Find someone in need
Take their Portrait
Print their Portrait
Deliver them
This year’s event is December 8, 2012, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM and is taking place at Mountain View Christian Fellowship, 211 6th St, Sultan, WA 98294 in addition to cities all over the world.
Our Progress To-Date:
169,523 portraits given
15,558 photographers
21,447 volunteers
1,520 locations
56 countries
You can find more information about Help-Portrait and its outreach at www.help-portrait.com.
-JMB
© 2012 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Summer has come to a close, vacations have ended, and a new stage of life is settling upon us with the new school year. It is a good time to pause and consider all the milestones that are worth commemorating.
Very recently during a consultation with a new member of our photography family, we were discussing this very thing! It had been five years since their last family session so I asked, "What did those portraits mean to you so many years ago?" Far beyond the paper picture, they shared stories about the new stages of a young family, the significance of their favorite location by the sea, a major life change, and a fresh start in a new home halfway across the country. Not only that, the photography experience itself became a memorable family activity they all were able to share in the midst of this special time.
(Now, did you notice 90% of their answer had nothing to do with a photograph?)
As I listened to their story, I realized this family really gets it! I learned that the new portraits we would be creating together this October will represent their sense of home in the Northwest and the milestone of one child becoming a young woman while the other is immersed in boyhood adventures. It will be a connection to all the new experiences they are currently sharing in as a family.
They understand that these aren’t just photos, but emotional connections to meaningful life events that exist as the center of their family’s identity. They are a visual representation of the bonds they have with one another. Each one is a story told on the walls throughout their home and shared with anyone who will stop and listen.
If this is the photography experience you are looking for, this is what we are passionate about doing. In the digital age, anyone can take nice pictures, but not everyone can provide genuine care. We know the responsibility we have in telling people's stories which is why we are about focusing on the personal connection and understanding we have with each person we photograph. When we provide photography, we are creating emotional anchor points to memories you can always return to. We are telling your personal story.
-JMB
© 2012 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
It is my privilege to introduce you to our newest preferred vendor, Sarahenna! Sarah, is a unique artisan who specializes in Mehndi and henna designs for the body. Take a moment to compare her work with other henna artists around the web and one will immediately discover she brings unmatched quality to this craft in our Seattle community. This collaborative project was unlike any other I have done. The photography that follows documents my exploration into a new world of beautiful Indian culture.
Mehndi is “henna” (an herb) applied as temporary body decoration during a traditional Indian wedding. It begins with the preparation of the henna herb leaf which has been ground into fine powder. As a notable distinction, Sarah only imports high quality, natural, earth friendly products directly from India.
Water, sugar, and exotic oils are mixed together to form the henna paste. It is then injected into foil cones that will act as the drawing utensil.
Our model, Karishma Sharma, is required to sit patiently for the next 7 hours as Sarah applies the designs with meticulous care. The drawings are primarily applied to the hand and foot regions as they will be the most receptive to the henna pigment. Though it acts as a tattoo, its effects will only last around 2 weeks.
Because the process requires many hours to complete, the paste will begin to dry before the pigment has the opportunity to set. Lemon juice and sugar water are dabbed regulary to keep it moist for as long as possible. The bride will be wrapped in protective layers and asked to remain as still as possible overnight.
The following day, the paste has dried and can be rubbed off to reveal the designs. They appear faint at first, but as time passes the designs will become darker in color. With moisturizer, the life of a design can be extended to about three weeks.
The Mehndi tradition is considered to be one of the most important preparation rituals for the Indian bride. The time of application is meant to be shared with her family and friends, often its even accompanied with dancing and singing.
In some Indian communities, Mehndi also signifies a special time in a bride's life where she is waited on hand and foot, not being permitted to perform even the least amount of work until it has worn off.
Henna is not just for wedding Mehndi! Sarah provides a wide range of services to enhance the body for any culture or any occasion! When you contact her, also ask her to tell you about the exciting new clothing design!
If you have enjoyed the work of our preferred vendor and featured artist, please take a moment to show your appreciation by visiting Sarah's website at www.sarahenna.com and like her on Facebook!
-JMB
© 2012 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle & Snohomish Business Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
© 2012 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Jennifer's Personal Production Team: Makeup: Bethany J. Burns Makeup Artistry | Photographer: Jared M. Burns
Production Notes: Two light setup (one strobe in a bare bulb beauty dish, one strobe with a 1/4 inch grid and colored gel) / silver reflector under chin / black background / 5000K / ISO 400 / 50mm lens / f3.2 / 1/200 sec / no color correction / no Photoshop enhancement / very light retouching & sharpening
-JMB
© 2011 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle and Snohomish Professional Business Headshot Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Jenna's Personal Production Team: Location: Historic Downtown Snohomish | Photographer: Jared M. Burns | Rental Equipment: Glazer's Camera
-JMB
© 2011 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Amber's Personal Production Team: Makeup: Bethany J. Burns Makeup Artistry | Photographer: Jared M. Burns
Production Notes: Two light setup (one strobe in a bare bulb beauty dish, one strobe with a 1/4 inch grid and colored gel) / silver reflector under chin / black background / 5000K / ISO 400 / 50mm lens / f3.2 / 1/200 sec / no color correction / no Photoshop enhancement / very light retouching & sharpening
-JMB
© 2011 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle Snohomish Professional Business Headshot Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Kara's Personal Production Team: Makeup: Bethany J. Burns Makeup Artistry | Photographer: Jared M. Burns
Production Notes: Two light setup (one strobe in a bare bulb beauty dish, one strobe with a 1/4 inch grid and colored gel) / silver reflector under chin / black background / 5000K / ISO 400 / 50mm lens / f3.2 / 1/200 sec / no color correction / no Photoshop enhancement / very light retouching & sharpening
-JMB
© 2011 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle and Snohomish Professional Business Headshot Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Here is a little informal trash-the-dress fun with some of my favorite clients in the Seattle Arboretum.
-JMB
© 2010 Jared M. Burns Photography
Seattle Wedding Photographer & Snohomish Wedding Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Meet the beautiful Paisley, a true miracle baby! It is such a special to privilege to preserve these moments that mark her beginning and very first week of life. Congratulations Angela and Dave! Be sure to cherish every moment!
-JMB
© 2010 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Family Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
Gina has an exciting story about making the best change to her lifestyle, image, and health by dropping more than 50 lbs! She looks so different in fact that she needed new portraits to better represent who she is now. Gina is a great inspiration to all her family and has become the catalyst for effecting healthy change in the people around her. You wouldn't believe it, but she is a proud grandmother and never misses a beat keeping up with the year-old bundle of energy that is her granddaughter!
-JMB
© 2010 Jared M. Burns Photography
Snohomish Portrait Photographer
www.jaredmburns.com | 206.659.7468 | info@jaredmburns.com
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