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Chris, Cami, & Henry
About
- 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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October
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- Julie & Howie's Wedding at The Citadel Beach House
- Claudette Bell
- Amity & Ryan on Folly Beach
- The Character of Color
- PGA TOUR Nationwide Championships at Daniel Island
- Tara & Will's eSession
- Apryl & Ben at The French Huguenot Church
- Amy & Evan at The Mills House
- Amy & Evan's Rehearsal Dinner Party
- Nikon D3s Announced
- Just One Light
- Rindy & Josh at Blessed Sacrament
- Rainy Day Bridal
- Photographers & Friends
- Beach Portraits at The Sanctuary
- Jenna & Amit at Patriots Point Pavilion
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4 comments:
Chris,
I would like to get together sometime in the future to possibly observe your work weather it be in the States or in Germany.
When we were in México together (when you were photographing for International Missions) and we were going around taking pictures of the women, i can remember the trick you did with the external flash using the orange gel and having one of the flashes positioned behind some iron work to give the illusion of an afternoon/evening shot with the shadow of the iron work clearly on the wall. To this day i am fascinated by that trick!!! It was soooo easy yet looks like a complicated shot. Obviously knowing that little trick doesn't take me away from being a novice, but it surely gave me some insight on how to "enhance" a certain shot to give it feeling, emotion and ultimately, making it into a visual story.
I have been interested in photography for many years, but haven’t really pursued it until now. It was that day in Mexico that just made me come out of my shell and begin to look into it. So again, thank you...
Keep in touch please!
Bruce
Thanks again for your time and awesome work!
Amity
They are beautiful! I love that spot...that is where wes and I had our engagements pics done ;) I knew that lighthouse looked familiar!
Thanks chris!!! we had a blast working with you and LOVE the pictures. thanks for capturing our family and for your patience in getting Griffen to open up to you...next time we'll start with letting her take the picture :)
Amity
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