Are you looking for a unique Christmas present? Consider a Legacy Fly-Over from Alway Photography/Media Group 31. This short aerial film, set to music, will capture the beauty of your property, just in time for fall.
The fall color season is short and availability is limited.
Email: alwayphoto@gmail.com or call/text: 231-757-3202.
See sample video here.
A few years ago, we made the decision to get out of the wedding photography business and to also limit the amount of portrait sessions we do. As many of you know, Rob started an online newspaper five years ago, the Mason County Press, which has expanded into two other editions. In addition, we had children. This has shifted our lives into different directions. We certainly still create photography but not on the scale we used to.
With that said, our attic is full of boxes that contain photography session files, especially weddings, family portrait sessions, and senior sessions. We would like to get them out of our attic and we are offering a one time sale of $50 for your files from now until Feb. 15, 2017.
We cannot guarantee that we have everyone’s files, but it is likely. If you are interested in your session files, please email us at alwayphoto@gmail.com or text Rob at 231-757-3202.
I had the pleasure of being the behind-the-scenes still photographer for the upcoming movie “Do You Believe,” produced by Pure Flix and 10 West Studios of Manistee. Last Saturday night, the movie had its Michigan premiere at the historic Ramsdell Theater in Manistee. Click here to access the images. Use the code: Believe-89056. You may purchase images from that site.
Many people often think that sunny, bright days make for great picture-taking weather. But, the opposite is really more of the truth. As outdoor portrait photographers, we love days that are cloudy, with diffused lighting. Such was the case Monday. I just arrived in Shelby to photograph Matt at the football field. To the north, back in Mason County, about 30 miles away, a storm was moving in. The lighting was perfect. So was our timing. Three minutes after we took the last photo the rain came down! – rob
I can easily say that after photographing professionally for 25 years, this was the first time I ever held a senior portrait session in a hops field. This is Bethany from Grand Rapids. Her family owns a centennial farm on the eastern Mason County line in what is commonly known as Carr Settlement. They also own Carr Creek Hops Farm. It’s great to see the generations taking stock in the heritage of their family’s land. – rob
