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An innocent four dollars spent a
day at your favorite coffee shop amounts to $960+ annually.
If coffee prices continue to follow their upward trend,
on a weekly basis you may end up paying as much for your
cup of coffee as you do to fill-up your automobile's gasoline
tank.
In the end, you have to ask yourself
if having nothing to show for it is worth drinking that
money away.
Rarely do we think about our daily
spending habits and how quite literally we are throwing
money right down the drain. If only we made a concerted
effort to curtail our daily spending, we could invest in
something that offers a tangible benefit - not just now
but something for future generations to enjoy.
If you are lucky, you are a multimillionaire
that makes generous donations to organizations that name
buildings after you! Your name in stone, how's that for
tangible?
Well
there is a substantially
less expensive way for your name and face to live on for
posterity - it's called an heirloom portrait.
Whether your investment in a heirloom
portrait is for the boardroom or the stairwell in your home,
future generations will see, will remember, and will enjoy
your image - a confirmation of your existence in the world.
While some portraits might be formal
in nature, they may also be environmental (natural surroundings
as opposed to a studio backdrop) and reflect your occupation
or hobby. Generally these portraits are three-quarter or
from the waist up and are framed.
Depending on your taste a heirloom
portrait can be black and white, sepia, or color. Watercolor
or oil painting effects can be applied to photographic images
to make it truly unique. Additionally, there are different
paper substrates available for giclee printing such an archival
fine art matte or canvas. So what are you waiting for? Put
down that cup of coffee and call your photographer today!
Ryan Shapiro is a Professional Photographer
based in Maryland. Member, PPA and WPPI. Web Site: http://www.digitalfotopro.com
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