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Dr. Magdolna Saringer’s Website — Live!

ByKelly Williams, Photographer

Hi everyone!  I have some good news for today, despite the bad weather: I am happy to announce that the website for Dr. Magdolna Saringer is now live!

Dr. Saringer was a great client, whose portrait I recently took for her website.  Well, in conjunction with the fantastic Studio Simpatico, you can now see the finished product here.  I think the site came out great, especially the horizontal office photo on the contact page.  Check out the site, and just imagine what your own website could look like with some professional website photography services in your pocket…  Give me a call to discuss how we can make you and your business look this good!

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If you would like to see more recent photos from my executive headshot portfolio, then please visit my website — KellyWilliamsCorporate.com.

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Hi! My name is Kelly Williams, and I am a San Antonio wedding and family photographer. I love telling the story of someone’s love, life, and happiness in one frame.

I proudly call San Antonio home, but I have lived in NYC for the past 21 years.

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