David Clark Photography
David Clark Photography

David Clark Photography

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Introduction: I like to add a personal touch to each and every image I produce. From a clean simple Bridal portrait to the gritty expression of a commercial portrait Simply put. The people. For me the greatest thing about my job is being able to help people express their inner self through photographs.
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11 years in business

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Chris D.
Sep 9, 2014
I have worked with David in a professional aspect on several projects and he does great work. He is on time, gets things done per specifications, and the resulting product is beautiful. Personally, I have worked with and followed Davids work for several years. His style is unique and magnificent, and his family/wedding portraits are stunning. I definitely endorse his work, and recommend him as a photographer for any occassion.
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Shar M.
Sep 11, 2014
David Clark has taken our families pictures many times. His creative talents are amazing! I always love our pictures! He has a very unique perspective and loves trying new settings and ideas. With David if you're looking for something fresh and not copycat of every other family photo, you can get just that! He's especially good at using natural light to create neat effects in your picture. I promise you won't be dissatisfied with his work!
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Vickie C.
Sep 21, 2014
We were so pleased with the work David did with my son's graduation pictures. We wanted photos that allowed Alex's personality to show. That is exactly what David gave us. David has such a easy going personality you just feel comfortable being yourself and that allows him to capture the "real" you in the photos. The quality of his work is amazing. I'm planning on booking again for my younger son's graduation pictures this year.

FAQs

  • What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

    I am a fan of always learning. I have a list of photographers that I follow who are on the front of the field that I want to work in. Knowing that I have not, nor will I ever fully 'arrive' helps you stay open minded about techniques and processes that would normally simply be looked over.

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

    have an idea of what you are looking for. However, also to listen to your photographer. They may have ideas that you hadn't thought about to help make your story shine. Be willing to bend a little and work with them instead of against them. Also, go a head and smile. You look better when you smile anyway ;-)

  • What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

    Photographers seem to be a dime a dozen. For me, the biggest things are 1. Not every photographer is the same. Shop around and find the one that you feel will be the best fit for you and your story. 2. The amount of time a photographer spends on a given project is much more than just the time spent shooting. A good photographer will spend only about 10-20% of their time actually shooting. The rest of the time is on business administration, networking, learning and also editing.