About once a month a group of us photographers get together to hang out and do lunch. It's so nice to put aside the stresses of shooting and editing for a couple hours and just relax and have fun! :-)
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Chris, Cami, & Henry
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- Chris
- In 1994, Chris and Cami were pursuing separate photographic careers when a chance encounter brought them together. At the time, Chris was the Sales Manager for Click Camera's location in Huber Heights, OH. Cami was the Lab Manager for the company's location in Dayton, OH. When Chris' lab tech had to leave work one day due to an emergency, Cami volunteered to cover the void. What began as a professional courtesy soon turned into...well...as they say, the rest is history! Since getting married and moving to Charleston in 1995, Chris & Cami have become one of the most well respected and highly sought after photography teams in South Carolina! With Chris creating most of the photography, and Cami taking care of the editing and post production design, they are able to provide the type of quality products, reasonable pricing, and personal service that every client deserves!
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- Margaret & Warren at St. Stephen's Lutheran
- Sullivan's Island Lighthouse
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- Julia Santen Gallery
- Carolina Lanterns
- Moonrise on Kiawah Island
- Innovator Award Ceremony
- Britni & Doug @ Old Santee Canal State Park
- FIRST International Rugby Match in South Carolina
- Friends at the Beach
- Meaghan & Chris @ St. Mary's
- Beach Portrait
- Hangin' Out
- Innovator of the Year
- Walsemen Lifestyle Portraits
- The Pastime Amusement Company
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1 comment:
Hey Chris,
Thanks for having me out for lunch last week. It was great to finally get to put a face to the name. Leigh is always telling me that I would really like you guys. My friend Bobby Carrier (Charleston Wedding DJ) has been singing your praises for a while too (literally...ha).
I hope to be able to be at more lunches in the future and really appreciate the warm welcome.
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