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They just have beautiful girls at Fordson. There’s not much else to say. I do apologize for not posting sooner. I know you have been anxious to see something. November/December are so busy with the holidays. I am fervently working on all the sessions I have piled up. Anyway, here’s your sneak peek. I hope you enjoyed your session. It was fun, and I know you were a bit nervous to start out.
.jpg "Fordson Senior Girl - Dearborn Senior Photographer") Dearborn Senior Photographer  --Find us on Facebook I am proud to announce our new name and websites! BesekTech Photography is now Besek Photography and Besek Seniors. Our launch is about 50% complete. Besek Photography is located at besekphotography.net Be sure to bookmark the new site! There are just a few minor behind the scenes adjustments to make. Our old site will automatically redirect to the new. Be on the look out for besekseniors.net . --Find us on Facebook  December 10, 2008 - 3:02 am
congrats on the new name and site. I look forward to seing more photography on your blog. Cheers Hodgy  December 17, 2008 - 10:04 am
Best of luck to you on the transition! aloha, g This is just a reminder that Decemebr 22, 2008 through January 4, 2009 the studio will be closed for the holidays. I will however take a limited number of Yearbook Mini Sessions for Fordson High School in Dearborn. --Find us on Facebook Ask any photographer about taking pictures of children. It can be an extremely challenging task. Now, think of compounding this frustration by adding autism or cerebral palsy to the formula. This is an assignment that many photographers would rather not undertake. Realizing this, parents of children with special needs often do not even attempt to have professional portraits made of their disabled offspring. Other parents express their frustration, because they are forever hoping for—but not getting—a picture that will bring out the true “spirit” of their very special son or daughter Tracy Besek has recently completed training offered by Special Kids Photography of America (SKPA), a nationwide nonprofit organization. This unique instruction helps make the photographer’s interaction with the child easier and the parents a lot happier with the results.
Determination – Dearborn Special Needs Photographer
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Tracy, what a wonderful portrait! Congratulations to you in your latest accomplishment by completing the training for special needs photography. Gretchen  December 10, 2008 - 3:58 am
Great information and a wonderful thing for you to do! I shot a special olympics event last April and it was one of the most rewarding things I’ve ever done…  December 11, 2008 - 3:24 pm
Awesome! This is so cool, I never knew it existed. Congratulations Tracy! |
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by Tracy Besek
Dena - What a beautiful girl! I love your backdrop too by the way.
Savannah Georgia Photographer - Very nice…I bet she’ll love this!
Andrea
Dallas Senior Portraits - What a gorgeous, beautiful girl!! She must be thrilled with her perfect senior photographs!! Great job!
Shannon