Please post any comments about the photographs taken with our studio here.
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 »
Click anywhere on the 360-degree photo (above) and move your mouse in any direction to see all around. Scroll down for additional 360-degree photos. I took this and the other 360-degree photos (below) of the GenOn power plant in Avon Lake, Ohio on March 28, 2022 – five days before ownership of the facility
360° Photos of GenOn Power Plant – Avon Lake, Ohio Read More »
Last year, I volunteered to create a 360° virtual tour of the Old Town Hall Museum for the North Ridgeville Historical Society. I also created a video with a brief history of the museum narrated by North Ridgeville voiceover artist, Doug Mullins. After watching the video, scroll further down this page to experience
History and Virtual Tour of the Old Town Hall Museum – North Ridgeville, Ohio 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 »
Looking back in time… Happy 10-year anniversary to Allie Meyerhoefer and David Dischinger. On May 22, 2010, I photographed their wedding. What really made this day special for me was being able to witness and capture their love for each other and their families which translated beautifully in their wedding photographs. I’ve known
10 Years Later… Remembering an Amazing Wedding, an Amazing Couple Read More »
In 2009, I was asked by the North Ridgeville Rotary Club to donate my photography services for their 2010 Calendar. They sold it as a club fundraiser. After meeting with members of the club, I suggested doing some “unusual” shots featuring a different member each month. I wanted the calendar to become a collector’s
We Created Fun Photos for the 2010 North Ridgeville Rotary Club Calendar Read More »
Over the years, I’ve found some of the best portraits require climbing a ladder or laying on the floor or ground. Olmsted Falls High School class of 2015 student, Tori Pishkula, her mom, Colleen, and I set out for a “photo safari” in The Flats near downtown Cleveland this summer to create something a little different
Low camera angles can add visual interest to portraits Read More »
With the recent flooding in Northeast Ohio and possibly more high water on the way, I decided to put together several tips to save water-damaged, heirloom photos. When floods and fires hit, most people don’t grieve losing a stove or couch. It’s the loss of valued family photos, scrapbooks and memorabilia that makes them
Secrets to Saving Flood Damaged Photos Read More »
