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Terry, April and I have to be honest and professional with all of our clients. We may not tell you what you want to hear but we will
always be honest with you. We are never pushy or "know-it-allish". We are professionals with sensitivity and humor. We are a lot of
fun to work with. This is the way we have to be because we feel it’s the right way to do business and because all of our clients know
where we live. Enjoy our website, use our CONTACT US form or call for a meeting to see the difference The Creativity Company can make.
Why Choose A Professional
Larry & Terry Lewis The Creativity Company
Photography and Video Production
Why Choose A Pro
There are many great photographers, sometimes it’s hard to choose. Think about the different styles of photography. Knowing what you like best will put you on the path to getting what you want visually. Here are a few more things to consider:
Event Photography: Capture the Moment
The goal with special events, weddings or portrait photography is to capture the best of human life in the moment. Photos recreate that event every time you see them, so the more accurate the photos are, the happier most people are. Be sure to choose a photographer that understands this notion, and will show you images of what he/she has done before.
Budget Photography: Skimp on the cake instead.
Budget photographers run into a related problem all the time. People will book them because they are cheap, but they aren't happy with the results. You can't dislike someone's portfolio, pay chump change, and then somehow expect a Vogue magazine cover. Good photography isn't cheap because there is a LOT of time and money invested in equipment, training and practice. Cut back on the cake, or DJ and make room in your budget for a photographer. Other than your memories and a marriage, it's the only thing that you take away from your day.
Image quality and equipment: Don’t be afraid to ask.
Although there are some photographers that can get great images from SLR (single lens reflex) entry-level equipment, that’s not typically the case. It’s certainly okay to ask your photographer what type of equipment they use. If they use this equipment but have a great reputation for capturing moments, view their images. Any reputable photographer will have an array of images to see. The proof is always in the pudding.
Wedding Photography: Starting a new relationship … with your photographer.
You really need to connect to your photographer as a person. This means a face-to-face meeting. You don't want a photographer that just gets down to business. The best photographers will want to know all about YOU so they can have a personal investment in you and your photos. Also, meetings are a good time to see published prints and albums. It's easy to make a blurry or low-quality image look nice and sharp when it's being viewed on a small screen... but if they don't look good printed, forget it.
You can find the original version of this on Angie's List but we have been saying it for years.