Insight Eye Photography

My hair stylist has a wonderful promotion that you may be interested in. She is really good as you can see-she just did my hair last weekend since I had a formal function to attend to.

Looking to make a steamy impression this Valentines day? Well give him a picture…it will last longer.

“Boudoir” Photo Package includes:
Hair color and cut
On site make-up and hair styling
1 8/10 print, mounted in folder
All for $210
*Hair color and cut to be done before photo shoot day, all additional colors $10

Reserve soon to guaranty print availability for February 14th. For bookings please contact Meadow 271-4845, meadowr@hotmail.com.

I will be doing the photographs if you are interested. If there are any questions about the photography please contact me and I would be more than happy to talk to you.

Trinidad is an island in the Caribbean that I visited a while ago. The people that I saw there were happy and fun. I was fortunate enough to see a “dress” rehearsal of the upcoming carnival that they were going to parade in the streets. Everyone that was dressed in these costumes were all dancing to steel drums that were in trucks either in front or behind them. This teenage girl was talking to her friends when she saw me. They were telling her something important but she keep insisting to wait because there was someone who wanted to take her picture. I will never forget this genuine smile that she gave me for this image, and for that I am grateful.

I left Trinadad with a smile on my face as well to go back and see more.

“Scarlet Mystery” the first time that I learned about “insight” in images.

I just did this for fun and submitted this into competition to see how it would do. The scores ranged from excellent to not accepted. The judge that saved this print said that the image was very representative about the red light district and that the woman is rough looking and did not have a smile for a reason. When I heard this being said I remember thinking what is he talking about? This man had insight and was looking beyond what the image was to see what the story was.

From that day on, I decided to find insight in all the images that I took either professionally or for personal reasons. And I have not looked back.