REMINDER THAT RUSH DAYS ARE HERE!

We are in the midst of our busiest time at Taylor Studios for the graduate portrait season! If you are unable to book an appointment, but would still like to guarantee yourself a spot in the yearbook and on your class composite you can book with us on one of our rush days. This year the rush days are Wednesday March 31st and Thursday April 1st and only March 31st at studio #3 on campus.

How the rush days work:

You will come in to the studio that you have booked at on the rush day and have a quick two to three shots taken. This will guarantee you a spot in the yearbook and on your class composite. Then you will come back at a later date and have the rest of your grad photo session completed for your personal selection.

What you have to do:

First, register yourself online at www.queensgradphotos.ca

Second, book yourself into one of the time slots on the rush days. At this time you must choose whether you want a "Basic" or a "Standard" package.

Third, you can also at this time book yourself your second session at a later date in time, for your personal choices.

If you are unable to book a spot on the rush days because they are full give us a call at the studio 613-541-1098 and we will book you in. However, make sure that you are registered online first!

The Winner of the D3000!

Renee was the winner of our D3000! Renee was entered into the draw for completing her grad sitting by February 20th, 2010. Congratulations Renee!

Favourite Props: The Skeleton!

A favourite prop for a lot of grads, especially grads of Life Sciences and Masters of Occupational Therapy, is the skeleton! The skeleton is always creeping around the studio somewhere and is more than happy to join grads in their "Standard" portrait session for a few shots. The skeleton is definitely one of the favourite props here at the studio... and he knows it. He is kind of a celebrity around here!

Grads Of The Day: Yoyo and Christopher!

Today is yet again another two way tie for "Grad of the Day!" between Yoyo and Christopher!

Yoyo brought in her Olympic mittens and incorporated them into the extra shots of her "Standard" graduate portrait sitting. Her mitten shots turned out to be both cute and patriotic!

Christopher wore a Queen's tam and scarf and got a little sassy with one of the extra shots in his "Standard" portrait sitting! Check out that wink!

Grad Of The Day: Catherine!

Catherine brought in a Queen's sweatshirt to her "Standard" graduate portrait sitting and wore it with pride! The red looks great on the blue background and her school spirit jumps right out of the picture!

RUSH DAYS! Make sure your photo makes it into the yearbook!

We are in the midst of our busiest time at Taylor Studios for the graduate portrait season! If you are unable to book an appointment, but would still like to guarantee yourself a spot in the yearbook and on your class composite you can book with us on one of our rush days. This year the rush days are Wednesday March 31st and Thursday April 1st and only March 31st at studio #3 on campus.

How the rush days work:

You will come in to the studio that you have booked at on the rush day and have a quick two to three shots taken. This will guarantee you a spot in the yearbook and on your class composite. Then you will come back at a later date and have the rest of your grad photo session completed for your personal selection.

What you have to do:

First, register yourself online at www.queensgradphotos.ca

Second, book yourself into one of the time slots on the rush days. At this time you must choose whether you want a "Basic" or a "Standard" package.

Third, you can also at this time book yourself your second session at a later date in time, for your personal choices.

If you are unable to book a spot on the rush days because they are full give us a call at the studio 613-541-1098 and we will book you in. However, make sure that you are registered online first!

Grad Of The Day: Paolo!

Paolo brought in a sword to his "Standard" graduate portrait session to show his passion for martial arts. Through a variety of poses he was able to show off both his technique and the beautiful craftsmanship of the sword.