We are located in Lake Mary, Florida. You can either come to us, or we can travel to you (travel costs will be applied if outside Seminole County, Florida).
Note: Availability is only for Saturdays, Sundays after 1pm, or weekdays after 6pm.
I volunteer my time as the photographer and videographer for
Crossings Community Church in Sanford, Florida. Come see me behind the cameras on any given Sunday morning service.
I also occasionally volunteer my time as the videographer for
Chance2Dance, an all-inclusive dancing school for special-needs individuals.
Before I got into photography (as a kid) we would go on vacations with family friends and they had a film 35mm camera and he'd take the most stunning pictures with it. My jaw dropped when he (Kenneth Berry, rest in peace) would develop the images in his basement. I was hooked.
I've been a photographer since 1984 where I served as the class historian for the Mahoning Country Joint Vocational School Senior Data Processing department.
Over the years I switched from film to digital starting with a Logitech Fotoman Plus .15mp (yes, that's a fraction of a single megapixel) monochrome digital camera in 1992 so we could photograph truck parts for a catalog for my employer.
My first digital SLR (single-lens reflex) was the Olympus C2500L in 1999. It's hard to believe that a professional camera could be only 2.5 megapixels, but in 1999 that was a pretty great system. Stayed with Olympus for a few years, upgrading models, and then went with a Nikon D70 in 2004 (my first interchangeable-lens digital camera). But that didn't last long and I soon acquired my first Canon digital camera shortly after that and stayed with Canon ever since, upgrading models every couple of years.
I specialize in portraits, weddings, and realty photography. But I don't limit myself to just those categories. If you have a photography need, feel free to contact us. My wife, Penny, is typically assisting me on shoots. And when she can't attend, my special-needs brother (Tim) is by my side to help with the heavy lifting.
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