Looking for something to do during the week of Broward County School’s Spring Break? Do what all the cool kids are doing and book a studio session at courtney ortiz photography. Excited to announce that the studio is now open during the week for studio sessions beginning Monday, March 12.
A studio session is 30 minutes of your kids just being themselves, pure and natural with limited photographer provided props. The images are a true keepsake of your child’s personality that can be perfectly preserved in a number of the unique products that we offer. An heirloom that you’ll save and treasure forever. The $125 session fee includes:
*Pre-session consultation by phone
*30 minutes of studio time
*password protected online gallery containing a minimum of 20 images to share with family and friends
*In person proofing/ordering
The session does NOT include prints or images on disc. All studio products are available either a la carte or as part of a package.
At courtney ortiz photography, we pride ourselves in not only the quality and uniqueness of the images, but also in the quality of the product you walk away with. We offer only the highest quality albums, coffee table books, prints, and canvas gallery wraps. How you choose to display your images is just as important as who photographs your family. If you have any additional questions feel free to contact the studio.
954 558 6893 or courtney@courtneyortiz.com
Meet Josh and Devin. Two brothers with more energy then even they know what to do with.
Beginning Monday, March 12, the courtney ortiz photography studio will be open during the week for studio sessions. A studio session is 30 minutes in the studio and includes a choice of two backgrounds for $125. Studio products are available a la carte. For more information don’t hesitate to call or email the studio.
So excited to announce that courtney ortiz photography is now offering regular studio sessions. Let your kids be kids, and create a keepsake that you will cherish forever.
Meet Max! He came by to play with me in the studio the other day. I love how these images really capture his personality. I think he could very well be a bigger Star Wars fan than my son.
Photographing this family is something that I’ve wanted to do for a long time. Mom, Alissa Alfonso is an amazing fabric artist, designer, and collector. She creates these amazing large fabric collages, scenes from nature, with incredible attention to detail. All the different fabrics used are hand dyed. As a mom of three very busy kids, in her “spare” time, she also designs and sews a children’s line of clothing , “5 Stitches”. All pieces are one of a kind and are made from a mix of new and vintage fabrics. Proud to say my kids own a few pieces and totally rock their bohemian slightly edgy look.
Her family recently moved into an art deco charmer in east Hollywood that they lovingly restored. It’s a great place for Alissa to display her large collection of vintage/antique collectibles. If you’ve ever read the design blog I keep with my sisers, Sisters Not Designers, you’ll know that I love all things kitschy and vintage. Her home makes me drool. You’ll be able to see more of her house on the Sisters Not Designers site in the next few days.
So you can just imagine my excitement when I was finally able to coordinate a session. I love the intimacy you get with a lifestyle session at someone’s home. It was perfect.
I think it would take two hands to count how many times I’ve shot these two! Love these twinkies! And I love their momma who takes styling her kids for their sessions VERY seriously.
We spent a morning in the Miami Design District. Such fun!
Little did I know at the time that this session would really be my last session ever in front of my blue and white garage door. Today I was shooting a family downtown and when we walked down to the door, it was being removed and replaced right in front of my eyes. It was actually made of wood, heavy, and old. A panel would’ve looked amazing in my living room, had I thought to ask the guy and bring one home. I’m sad in a nostalgic sort of way, but I’m actually looking forward to what’s in store. Time to challenge myself and find another out of the way little gem that can be my new trademark spot.
That being said, meet Lola and Zoe. Two very spunky, stylish young ladies.
“Her work is distinct and holds a special place in our home.”- Marcy Hirsch -
“Courtney's photographs had a huge impact on NCLR and helped us raise over $1 million in December 2014. Her work is beautiful and engaging and shows the central goal of the fight for marriage equality -love."”- Ace Portis, Major Gifts Officer, NCLR -
“Courtney truly captured the uniqueness of our family and created beautiful, original works of art that we will treasure always.”- Darlene Giol -
