This section lists some of our photography services and actual images created for our clients.
Get ready for some “big” hair styles and clothing rarely seen in over a quarter of a century! In this video, we travel back to 1996 to experience a promotional video for our portrait studio located in our home on the corner of Bagley and Fitch Roads in Olmsted Falls. We’ve been based in […]
“Blast-from-the-Past” – SpectraLight Photography’s 1996 Promotional Video Read More »
Don’t let your precious memories fade away! With every passing day, your old photographs continue to deteriorate due to exposure from sunlight, humidity in damp basements, storage in hot attics and pollutants in the air. You can now repair your faded and damaged photos yourself with “PhotoGlory” – an affordable and easy-to-use photo
Easy-to-Use and Affordable Photo Restoration Software – PhotoGlory Read More »
As a photo restoration specialist, I combine today’s digital technology with old-fashioned artistry to repair worn, stained, spotted, torn, cracked, bleached and faded photographs to their original luster. Digital restoration costs have been reduced to at least half of what they used to be and the quality has improved substantially! See samples of badly
How to Remove Photos That Are Stuck To Glass Read More »
A few years ago (well, actually five-years ago) I had the privilege of creating amazing senior portraits of Alyssa Srail – Class of 2017 at Buckeye High School in Medina, Ohio. In 1996, I photographed Alyssa’s parents wedding (Carrie and Tom) on Thanksgiving weekend – which was a “magical” time for me. Carrie and Tom
Magical High School Senior Portraits of Alyssa Srail – Buckeye High School Read More »
Recently, Gail and Ron Deemer from Ashtabula, Ohio contacted me to restore a large and badly deteriorating photo. It was in a closet for many years and had been folded causing multiple cracks. It was a “small miracle” that we were able to restore the photo to it’s original glory and also create an
A Photo Restoration Miracle? The Gail and Ron Deemer Story Read More »
A couple years ago, Jim Morabito called to see if I could save an old photo from the 1920s or 1930s that was deteriorating and fading badly. He found it in his attic and realized it had been passed around in his family for several years. The photo is of the first house
Photo Restoration Saves Special Memories for Jim Morabito Read More »
This summer I had the opportunity to photograph the new North Ridgeville Fire Station No. 1 Open House. But ordinary photos just wouldn’t give the immersive feel that this large and complex structure presented. I decided to photograph the station with a 360° camera and create a “virtual tour” with those images. The
North Ridgeville Fire Station Open House: Virtual Tour in 360° Read More »
Every now-and-then, I have the privilege of creating senior portraits of a girl who just intuitively knows how to pose and offer just the right expression at the moment the photo is created. Audrey O’Bryon, our class of 2017 SpokesModel at Strongsville High School, “rocked” her photoshoot with dozens of cool poses, a variety
Senior Portraits of Strongsville High School’s Audrey O’Bryon Truly ROCK! Read More »
$$ Go Green! $$ – A Green Screen Presentation by Bill Morley of Bill Morley Photography based in Independence, Ohio. The program will cover: ● How to incorporate green screen into engagement sessions, senior sessions, families and kids – in rain or shine! ● Event photography: offer green screen as an alternative to cheesy photo booths ● Where to get free backgrounds on the internet and with your own camera ● Foolproof lighting techniques: blend your subjects seamlessly into exciting backgrounds! ● Comparisons of green screen software ● And much more! See how your studio can have fun and save money! Join us for this fun and informative program that will change the way you look at green screen! This program is offered by
A picture really is worth a thousand words. That’s why I love the idea of gathering family photos and creating a Blurb photo book for Mother’s Day this year. No more spending time trying to figure out what to write in that generic card you purchased from the drug store. The pictures will speak for
How much do you love YOUR mom? Read More »
