I was wondering if you can help me out…I’m just beginning to make my hobby of photography a little business and still learning.

I was wondering how you make your black & white photos a nice rich colour. I find when I play around with the Hues/Saturation, it’s very flat or if it’s too dark it overshadows features…is there another program that can be used?

Cheers,
Shar

She had many great ideas in mind about nice shots but was also adaptable to his needs and moods and more than willing to incorporate our suggestions and wishes. Cognizant of his young age, she repeatedly offered breaks for him and was in no way disturbed when he got upset or when he peed or pooed inopportunely.

She took the pictures of our son in natural light; however, she offers a studio option as well.

Finally, the photos were amazing! My husband and I both like photography, have some very nice camera equipment, and have taken some photography classes over the years. Needless to say, we’ve probably already taken hundreds (Ok probably thousands) of pictures of little man. Ours didn’t hold a candle to hers. Light and composition were stunning and in some he looked absolutely angelic (even though I know he fussed much of the session as we’ve been struggling with extreme acid reflux – formerly known as colic). At the same time, this was clearly our child and not an unrecognizable airbrushed version. We could not have been happier with the outcome.

I found my son changes so rapidly, I desperately wanted to capture really nice pictures of him when so little before I lost the opportunity. Finding someone of quality who is a pleasure to work with and not outrageously expensive is tough. Potluck – you don’t know what you’ll get, so I thought this might benefit someone else. I would wholeheartedly recommend Beth without reservation.

We just checked your site to show some of our friends your work and as always, beautiful pictures. We were especially excited to see our beautiful girls! Thanks and we look forward to a future shoot.

The Tomeks