Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts

Friday, December 23, 2011

25 Free Photo Prints - Walgreens



Use the code "PRINTNOW" to access 25 free photo prints from any Walgreens photo center. Order your prints online and select in store pick up to avoid shipping charges. The code is valid until 12/31, which makes it perfect for printing photos of Christmas gatherings!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Freebie Find - Photos and Photo Cards from Rite Aid



If you're still in need of prints after all of the free Walgreens photos last week, head over to the Rite Aid website and use the code "FREEPRINTS" to get 25 FREE 4x6 prints. Select in store pick up to avoid a shipping charge.

If you're looking for holiday cards, use the code "FREECARDS" to score 15 FREE 4x8 photo greeting cards.

Tuesday, November 8, 2011

Daily Deal - Photography Session From Plum District



Durham area readers, check out this Plum District deal for a photography session with Kelly Martin Photography. The deal price, for a one hour session, 40-100 image DVD, and a $20 credit to Shutterfly is just $59. New members will receive a $5 credit, and you can also use the promo code 'fabulous' to receive an additional 10% off, making the deal just $48.10.

The purchased deal expires on May 11, 2011. I'm excited to use our voucher for Nolan's one year photos!

You can check out Kelly's work here.

Friday, November 4, 2011

Freebie Find- 25 4x6 Prints at Walgreens





Walgreens is offering 25 FREE 4x6 prints with the use of the promo code FREE4X6. You have until tomorrow, 11/7, to use the code, though you won't need to pick up your photos by that date.


Earlier this week, I used another Walgreens freebie code (now expired), and I made the mistake of choosing the true digital prints option. This choice promised no cropping, which ended up being a complete and total lie. I heard this happened to other readers who chose the same option. So, unless you think your friends and family look better missing the top halves of their heads, I'd stick with the 4x6 option.