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Friday, September 7, 2012
September 2012 Newsletter
Monday, March 12, 2012
Letter from a Client
Dear Denise,At the time I called to inquire about the possibility of a Christmas photograph that would include my new service dog, little did I know that I was about to connect with an extraordinary woman. The moment your gentle voice told me that you had several rescued dogs, horses, and goodness knows what else at your home, I knew that this inquiry had led me to something - and someone - very special.
But now, I must talk about the photographs you and Sam took. Over the years, I have had a professional photograph taken of our family. Going in for one of these things was generally an awkward, even unpleasant, experience ("smile!", "turn to your right," "turn to your left...") and the results of these uncomfortable and false poses were always apparent in the results. But with you and Sam, it was fun, and the smiles that came through in the end were genuine.
The real test of your exceptional skills, however, came through in the photographs you took of my dog, Morgan. Taking photographs of animals is, I believe, a test of the highest skills any photographer can achieve. Due to the eye reflectors of animals, their constant motion, inability to follow those basic photography instructions ("look this way..."), it is no wonder that we stare in awe at the photos sometimes come to us over the internet or appear in National Geographic showing the beautiful creatures that share our earth in a stilled moment. That is the beauty you captured in my dog.
I had mentioned that this particular animal had big paws to fill since my last service dog had been with me ten years, knew almost without my asking what I needed and was a source of comfort to me as I struggled through illness and chemotherapy. Getting a new service dog meant starting all over again and my heart simply wasn't ready to let go of the past and my feelings for the last one. Yet, within the photos you took of all of us, then him alone, I saw what everyone else was trying to tell me: that he was an exceptional animal, just as loving and beautiful as my last dog and that we were going to be a fine team.
I will treasure forever the photos you took and will always be in your debt for the kindness you showed to me, my husband and, of course, Morgan.
Kindest regards,
P.B.
Band Photos
In an attitude panorama (10x30), images are taken individually and then set into the custom background. This image is printed on a ultra glossy, metallic paper and creates almost a n-dimensional feel to the photograph.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Restoration Services
Looking to have an old precious memory restored? Hope Haven Photography (located in Summerville, SC) provides you with plenty of photographic restoration options, such as: black & white portraits, school portraits, family portraits, wedding portraits, pet portraits, etc. — all done in a professional timely manner with the best quality you could ask for! Get your first photo restoration at $24/hr. — Normally a $50/hr. value! For more information on our services, please feel free to take look at our website www.hope-haven.net and let us know if you have any other further questions.
Business Headshots
Do you have a business in need of photographic services, such as photo ID cards? Hope Haven Photography (located in Summerville, SC) provides you with a range of various photographic services, including business headshots! We will provide your company with professional quality portraits, all done in a professional timely manner and also, if you have 20+ employees, at your convenience, we will come to you! Please feel free to reach us by email or by phone for further information.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Newsletter February 2012
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