Yes, we have lived here in Phoenix & Arizona for over 30 years. So we are very familiar with the Valley of the Sun.....
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We have been Photographers for most of our lives and have done a wide variety of camera work. In 2000 we came up with the idea and framework for this business and received a Phoenix and Arizona License in 2002 and have progressing ever since.....
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We never charge a "sitting fee". However, there is a $10.00 "location fee" if we travel to your place or other location for a Photo Shoot. BUT, it will be waived with orders over $50.00..
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Not if you don't want to. We will come to your place or a location of your choice, like a park or such. Sometimes things may be a little more relaxed and that way produce better portraits.. But there will be a $10.00 "location Fee" for orders under $50.00.....
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Our EVENTS page has a listing of all the shows and events we are planning to attend. If you do not see yours on the list or know of one not on the list, please TELL US about it....
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Definitely, if your Club, Organization, Business or any large group would like to schedule a Photo Event, Email Us and we will be happy to help you arrange it.
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That is the beauty of how we are set up, if you do not like them we will take as many as it takes to get you what you are looking for...
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With the recent advances in the Digital Technologies, we can offer you better and faster service while giving you a product that is equal to or better than film
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That is a interesting and touchy question, one that still has some arguing the Digital / Film Debate. It's one that depends on your stance and point of view, like "Ford, Chevy, Dodge", which one is a real Vehicle.........
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The biggest difference between the two is that film uses a chemical reaction to produce the print, while digital uses ink on glossy paper. We use the Epson printing system, it uses ink pigments on specialty treated photo paper. This combination gives our prints a superior advantage. In an independent testing lab report on photo degradation, regular printers have a life of about 10 years while film prints are 25 years, and the Epson test results came back with a 75 year rating.......
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