About M3 Photography:
M3 Photography (M Cubed) is the artistic collaboration between Nelly Steele and Jean Wright serving the Indianapolis metropolitan area. Fusing candid and classic photography, our aim is to make every minute, moment and memory we create for you something to cherish. Contact us at 317-258-8182 or 317-213-6440.
Quick peek from a session that went from fantastic to nail biting (CF card became corrupted) to fantastic once again, thanks to file recovery software! WHEW…
Love love love the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Love love love the F family.
Enjoy the peek, F family!
Meet Mr. H. A couple of weeks ago, I got to spend a lovely Saturday afternoon with this handsome fellow, his mom and his grandma. He opened his heart, shared his toys and books and gave some sweet smiles (he even let me hold him for a bit. Melt!). Spending an afternoon with a little one always helps me remember the sweet days with my babies-who think they’re big people now (but I know better). Thanks Mr. H for a trip in the way-back machine.
baby A, you are proving to be such a happy and wondrous little person. Mom and Dad are lucky people to have you. We found some beautiful light, great weather and incredible color in Fishers this late in the season. Thanks for having me over and I’ll see you all soon.
It happens; Indiana weather always happens. Jean and I hosted a private event for a select group of clients and the originally scheduled date was October 17–as you know it, it turned out windy, cold, dark, gray-miserable. So we all reconvened on Sunday the 18th: the clouds parted, the sun warmed, the smiles didn’t stop. It was a fast paced day and we think we may just need to do this again next year.
Ms. S – thank you so much for letting me capture your little man. In all my years, I have never met such a calm 4 week old! He truly is the definition of ’sweet beginnings’…
I love it when babies turn into little hams. This little mister claps his hands, loves to show his little chompers. Such a little snuggler!
To quote sales guru Jeffrey Gitomer:
“When you get a referral, someone is putting their own reputation on the line. They’re saying, “I trust you enough to let you get involved with people who affect my career, my reputation, and my livelihood.” It’s a big responsibility. Giving and getting a referral means someone is willing to take a risk. Are you worth it?”
Gosh, I don’t feel qualified to answer that question, but I can tell you this: we are so grateful to all of our clients who have passed our name along. We’ve made some great friends with lots of new people and we appreciate so much that you put your trust in us.
Our referral program is still going strong: for every client you send to us, we save a $25 print credit for you. Simple. No limits. Thank you for the great word-of-mouth.
Miss C is one congenial little lady. It was a such a pleasure spending the afternoon with you, little one.
The Riley Safety Store is located inside the Riley Outpatient Center and is reopening today after renovations thanks to a grant.
Check out the story on WTHR.com
Per the interview I saw today, most items are at cost or very low cost so it may be worth a trip down. The new store is segmented into ‘rooms’ with visual examples of what items can be installed and how to use them. There’s even an outdoor area with bike helmets and life jackets.
Here’s the link to the Riley Store.
Ribbon cutting ceremony takes place today at 10:30AM.
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