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 Princess Prints offers a unique way to announce that high
school or college graduation in your family. Our announcements or invitations are great for use as a memento of that
special rite of passage. Show your
friends and family a photo of your graduating student enjoying their favorite
pastime or proudly standing next to their car or truck to commemorate this
special time in their lives. Any of your
favorite snapshots will work great. Or
use our graduation cap graphic for a clean contemporary look. You can customize your card by adding color
printing or ribbon assembly for a small additional fee. Order yours today.
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Our goal is to provide elegant announcements and invitations at an affordable
price. Our staff of designers strive to edit and enhance your photo
to produce a truly unique baby announcement, Baptism Invitation, Christmas
Card or Graduation Announcement. Whatever the occasion, we want to
ensure you have a beautiful announcement or invitation to share with
your family and friends. Let us further enhance your announcement
or invitation with one of our pearlescent papers or one of the many
different ribbons we have to offer. Order your announcements today
and put our designers to work for you.
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 It is not always easy to get that perfect shot of your new baby. Now is the time to brush up your skills so that you won’t miss capturing those precious moments on film. The first step to taking great pictures is to know your camera. Most cameras have settings for indoor shots, or night time lighting. Some digital cameras have an optic zoom and a digital zoom. Try a few test runs with these different settings in the area you plan to have your photo shoot and find the best camera settings for that area. Secondly, you want to get a great close up, but be careful not to get too close to your little one. Standing too close can over expose of the baby’s image with the flash, or cause the photo to be out of focus. It is better to stand at least 3-4 feet away from your subject and zoom in to get that perfect close up. If your camera does not have zoom, start close and take several consecutive shots taking one step back each shot. You can then choose from the results what distance is best for your camera. |
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