Midland Reader’s Choice 2024! Voted Midland’s Favorite Photographer 7 Years in a ROW!

 

Thank you so much for voting me as your FAVORITE photographer 7 YEARS IN A ROW!!!
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You guys are amazing and I appreciate every single one of you. Please think about me and spread the good word if you are needing a friendly local neighborhood photographer for your family friendly and business photography needs.
Many Blessings and Warmest Wishes
~Kimberly 💙
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Fall Family Mini’s 2024! – Midland / Odessa Texas Family Photographer

It’s that time of the year again!!!

Fall Family Mini’s 2024!

Come enjoy beautiful portraiture outside with your family!

-Short and sweet mini portraiture session

-5-10 high resolution digital files on digital download with a print release

Since it’s a discounted price, the fee must be paid in full. First paid first served. Times and dates are non-negotiable. Sitting fee’s are non-refundable but can be used towards a future session.   Will reschedule complementary due to bad weather or issues related to the studio, but will only reschedule up to 2 times due to other reasons.

Limited Availability.  Once the spots are sold out they are gone!

Use the calendar below to book!  IF there are no dates, then the event is sold out.

https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/3f89069e/appointment/23594812/calendar/9746462?appointmentTypeIds%5B%5D=23594812

 

Now Offering International Passport Photos Service – Midland Texas Professional Photographer

 

Did you know that there are different specifications for each country when it comes to taking your passport picture?   This may be a service that the local pharmacy or 1 hr. print shop might not be able to do for you.  If that’s the case, I may be able to help.  Call or email my office today to make an appointment and let’s see if I can help you!

432-704-5044   and  kimberly@kimcowanphoto.com

 

Basic Information –>

Canadian and U.S. passport pictures have specific requirements that differ in several ways. Here are the key differences:

Canadian Passport Photos:

  1. Size: The photo must be 50 mm wide by 70 mm high (2 inches wide by 2 3/4 inches high).
  2. Head Size: The height of the face must be between 31 mm and 36 mm (1 1/4 inches and 1 7/16 inches) from chin to crown.
  3. Background: The background must be plain white or light-colored, with no shadows.
  4. Pose and Expression: The face must be square to the camera with a neutral expression, eyes open, and mouth closed. No smiling.
  5. Photo Quality: The photo must be printed on high-quality photographic paper, either matte or glossy.
  6. Glasses: If you normally wear glasses, you can wear them, but there should be no glare and the eyes must be clearly visible.
  7. Age of Photo: The photo must have been taken within the last 6 months.

U.S. Passport Photos:

  1. Size: The photo must be 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm).
  2. Head Size: The head must be between 1 inch and 1 3/8 inches (25 and 35 mm) from the bottom of the chin to the top of the head.
  3. Background: The background must be plain white or off-white.
  4. Pose and Expression: The face must be directly facing the camera with a neutral expression or a natural smile, with both eyes open.
  5. Photo Quality: The photo must be printed on high-quality photographic paper or be submitted in a digital format meeting specific requirements.
  6. Glasses: As of November 2016, glasses are not allowed unless they are medically necessary (a signed statement from a doctor is required).
  7. Age of Photo: The photo must have been taken within the last 6 months.

Summary of Differences:

  • Size: Canadian photos are slightly taller (50 mm x 70 mm) compared to the U.S. (2 x 2 inches).
  • Head Size: The measurements of the face size differ slightly, with specific requirements for each country.
  • Background: Both countries require a plain background, but Canada specifies no shadows, and the U.S. allows off-white backgrounds.
  • Pose and Expression: Both countries require a neutral expression, but the U.S. allows a natural smile while Canada does not.
  • Glasses: Canada allows glasses if there is no glare, while the U.S. generally does not allow glasses unless medically necessary.
  • Paper: Both require high-quality photographic paper, but digital submission specifications may differ.
  • Age of Photo: Both countries require that the photo be taken within the last 6 months.

These differences ensure that the photos meet each country’s specific security and identification needs.

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Hello and welcome to my blog! I'm a certified professional photographer located out of Midland, TX and my love and passion is to create beautiful works of art for my clients to love and cherish for many years to come!

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North Park Shopping Center

4612 Billingsley Blvd, Suite 34

Midland, TX 79705