Here are some pictures by Julie E, she is learning how to operate her camera and working with Aperture and Shutter settings.  She is doing great and working to advance her photography by practice, practice, and practice.

Thanks for sending the photos, keep up the good work.
-Leslie Wilkes
 Owner/Photographer

Valentines Day is approaching!!!

Nothing says I love you like Flowers and a personalized Pro Photo for your loved one.  Get a custom print and frame for your loved one this Valentines day - - There is still time.

I also strongly recommend giving your loved one the gift of education.

Show them you love them by letting me teach them how to use their camera.

Click the link below to go to my website and purchase your gift of LOVE!!!

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