Sherra Gray Photography
Sherra Gray Photography

Sherra Gray Photography

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Introduction: MY work stands out because I'm a little quirky, a lot OCD, and a smidge silly. A photographer's unique personality and life view will always differentiate them. My personal way of living life is to get as much out of each moment as possible. When I'm shooting my clients (with a camera!), I like to get to know them, laugh, talk, just enjoy our time together. We always seem to part as friends.
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Dawn N.
Jul 26, 2011
I had my son's senior pictures done by Sherra. They are stunning! We are thrilled with the online proofs and can't wait to see the printed results. She was highly creative in terms of finding backgrounds that seemed an extension of my son's personality. And, she was open to his ideas about locales to shoot and poses. I LOVE her work so much I'm having her do a collage and possibly a large print for above the fireplace (never considered that before!) Her work after the pictures are shot in terms of smoothing facial blemishes and evening color tones is astounding -- some of my son's shots seem magazine-worthy to me in terms of quality. I was just KNOCKED OUT by her professionalism and desire to give us the senior picture experience that would last a lifetime. Plus, my son enjoyed the experience of working with her. Her pricing is extremely competitive for the outstanding quality and innovative results. I highly recommend her -- you will be delighted with her work!

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  • What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a provider in your area of work?

    When looking for a photographer, look for someone whose style fits with your own way of looking at life - or the way you'd LIKE to look at the world. Also, make personal contact before deciding. It's important to feel comfortable with the person behind the lens so that you trust them to make you look good in front of it.