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Archive for October, 2010

Josie’s Trip to Oak Glen

Saturday, October 30th, 2010

This is Josie. She likes long walks in the stroller, eating popcorn and grass, and poops whenever she darn-well feels like it. Her favorite color is the one her mom makes her wear on any given day. Her dad is 6 foot 6 and has no control over the dog.

What’chu talkin’ ’bout Willis?

I love popcorn!

Tags: baby photography, baby photos, Beaumont, Beaumont photographer, children's photography, children's portraits, family photography, family portraits, Inland Empire Photographers, Mark Leonard, Mark Leonard Imaging, Mark Leonard photography, Oak Glen photography, Redlands photographer, Redlands photographers
Posted in children | 12 Comments »

Christmas Cards Created by JRI Designs

Sunday, October 24th, 2010

For those of you who didn’t know, Julie In’t Hout is an awesome graphic designer. I asked her to create a set of Christmas cards exclusively for Mark Leonard Imaging clients. She did not disappoint.

These cards are only available to our clients for the Christmas season. To order your Christmas cards:

Send me an email with your choice of design and selection of photos (by # in your gallery)
Wait for me to add your card to your gallery (please allow 48 hours)
Order your cards online just like you ordered your prints. Just choose the “cards” tab after selecting “buy this photo.”

a.) Candystripe

b.) Cubes

c.) Green

d.) Green Cubes

e.) Green Leaf

f.) Holly Tree

g.) Ivy

h.) Layers

i.) Multidots

j.) Poinsettia

k.) Retro Holly

l.) Variants Snowflakes

Tags: Beaumont photographer, children's photography, children's portraits, Christmas cards, family photography, family portraits, Holiday cards, Inland Empire Photographers, Mark Leonard, Mark Leonard Imaging, Mark Leonard photography, Redlands photographer, Redlands photographers
Posted in Miscelleneous, business | 7 Comments »

Rod Collins, Senior Pastor at Sanctuary Church

Saturday, October 23rd, 2010

I just started reading a book called Drive. It’s about what motivates us. For a long time, scientists thought that people were motivated by the need for survival and something the author calls self-economics. In other words, if doing something will benefit my economic situation, I’m likely to be motivated to do it. And for a lot of us, these two motivations remain the rule. But then there are people like Rod Collins.

Rod is a dentist in Redlands. He has a successful practice that provides for his family and allows him to do something that he loves and is good at. For most that would be enough. But a few years ago, Rod was driven by what the book calls the third motivation (read the book for an adequate explanation) to start a church. And he did. Today, Rod is not only a dentist with a successful practice in Redlands, he is also the lead pastor for Sanctuary Church in Beaumont. I had a great time photographing Rod in lots of different places, including on the side of Highway 10.