Nine Things

9 Things. To deliver the range of choices, great quality, artistic approach, and reasonable price points we bring you 9 areas of in-depth experience that make a difference in getting what you want.

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oth business and creative experience. The balance of the artistic and business is challenging yet necessary to ensure you are being listened to and getting results in the agreed timeframe.
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oth private and commercial experience. The ideas, objectives, demands, styles, and end results with private clients are different than those of commercial clients. Serving both makes for richer, more creative, and more satisfying results for each type of client
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ears of intense, varied shooting experience. On average it takes about 4-5 years of continuous shooting for a photographer to develop their own look and approach, and to do so consistently. While creativity and consistency appear to be at odds, the overall "look" that one creates becomes identifiable over time. This is important to help ensure that the photography you receive is of a similar class to what you have previously observed.
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eep web and digital media experience. Photography is now about showing and sharing much more and more frequently in so many ways to include social media (Facebook and LinkedIn), hollywood-esque photo-videos, and slideshows. So being able to do this repeatedly and conveniently is becoming part of what we all do and we put the process and tools in your hands to the extent that you desire.
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ide range of the highest quality shooting equipment. Equipment certainly does not make a photographer, but just as a race car does not make a race car driver it does give you the tools to handle more challenges.
Pushing advanced equipment to achieve desired results is a slow process intertwined with lots of tips, tricks, nuances, and techniques.
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olor theory and color management mastery. Color is a complex topic, yet fundamental to both photography, printing, and any display of visuals. So colors have opposites? They sure do! And cameras "see" differently than we do? Absolutely. Which is why we have to finish (ie, correct and retouch) images. And that knowledge can be put to use to ensure photographs turn out as we like while shooting or later efficiently corrected to get desirable results.
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ine art printing and years of working with varied paper and canvas media, and both large and small dimensions, improves the entire photography experience and the resulting work. What looks nice on a camera screen is very different from how the photo looks on a computer screen, or on the web, or on fine art paper, or on canvas, or in a slideshow. Being able to control and adapt to these differences give you the client the best results across lots of different media.
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entored by the absolute best in photography, color, and printing industry. Seeking out and learning from the very best in the entire photography and printing industry is both a privelege and a personal drive and brings our clients the very best we can deliver.
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ye for capturing both the macro, the detailed, and the abstract in many types and changing environments. Individual portraiture, studio shooting, weddings, sports, chidren, and social events each present different creative and technical needs. Experience across these different types of photography, in different environments and venues, helps meet your needs

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