Each season, Nate comes into the studio for a personalized team photo session. This spring we captured him in uniform for Chenango Valley Baseball. This was our first time with this graphic and it came out great. If you go to a school that we do not cover and you want something different from what you get from the photographer at your school, reach out and we can set you up with a session.

Santino, a senior at Maine-Endwell High School, embodies dedication both on and off the field as the catcher for the baseball team. Recently, he decided to capture this pivotal moment in his life by getting his senior portraits done at our studio. The images beautifully showcase Santino's passion for baseball and commemorate his time at Maine-Endwell. By choosing to have his portraits taken at both the studio and on the baseball field, Santino has created a lasting memory that truly reflects his high school experience and his love for the game.

Whitney Point High School Senior, Katie, recently celebrated her final year with a unique twist on senior portraits. Opting for a more personal touch, Katie had her portraits taken in her yard, surrounded by her loyal canine companions. The photos captured not only Katie’s radiant smile but also the genuine bond she shares with her furry friends. With the sun casting a warm glow and the greenery providing a natural backdrop, the photos beautifully encapsulated the essence of Katie’s high school journey - marked by friendship, loyalty, and a love for the simple joys in life.

We then moved on to Dorchester Park.  The serene lake provided a picturesque backdrop, with sailboats gracefully gliding in the distance, adding a touch of elegance to the photos. The tranquil setting of the park and the presence of the sailboats created a timeless and classic atmosphere, perfectly encapsulating this significant milestone in Katie's life.

Caitlyn is a senior from the Johnson City Class of 2024. She joined us this year in the studio and we photographed her on a variety of different backgrounds. It was. fun session and we wish he all the best in her senior year and beyond!

This is our fifth annual “Top Photos of the Year” post. This year they are in random order. Each has a story to tell, an emotion to share, or a moment frozen in time. They are comprised of wedding photos, senior portraits, school portraits, sporting events, team sports, travel shots, wildlife, and even one featuring 70 umbrellas! Throughout 2023, between Melissa, Julia, Sara, Correy, and Sean, we photographed 745 sessions. These include everything from quick in-studio class photo makeups to all-day events like weddings. In all, this totaled just under 600,000 photos taken! Choosing our favorites was an impossible task, so for 2023 we present our top 23 photos (plus 10 honorable mentions because it’s just too hard to narrow down.) We had fun putting this gallery of images together and we hope you enjoy them!

We are honored to be chosen as the community choice for the best photographer for the third year in a row! Thank you all for your support and your votes! We have a great team here (Melissa, Julia, Sara, Correy, and I) and it feels great to be recognized!

Say hello to Molly! Molly is another one of our amazing seniors in the class of 2024. She is a student at Susquehanna Valley High School and is very involved in theater production! We had a lot of fun with Molly and hope she loves her photos!

Say hello to Luke! Luke is a Senior at Johnson City High School and an avid longboarder. We had fun taking some photos in the studio and also in Downtown Binghamton. We had a great time working with Luke and we hope he has a great senior year!

A group of animal lovers from around the globe convened on the Southern Tier and Animal Adventure Park in August. This was the 5th time we have had the pleasure of photographing this group and here is a highlight reel of their visit.

We were honored to be named Business of the Week by the Greater Binghamton Chamber of Commerce.

This is the first of a nine-part series of photos from a recent cruise that Sean and Melissa took, leaving out of New York and ending in Panama City after going through the Panama Canal. Each of these posts will cover one of the stops along the way and share some photos and tell some stories about the trip that hopefully, you will enjoy.