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We were very impressed with the time you took to make sure we had a complete book of memories of our wedding day. From the rehersal to the end of the recetption nothing was left out. We couldn’t have found anyone who would have cared more. You were so very easy to work with and receptive to our ideas. You spent a lot of time on our wedding and we are really happy with the results. I really love the way your photos capture the emotion and message of what you are photographing. The wedding pictures are all great, I especially love the picture of my grandson, the ring bearer! Hey, Thank you for doing my Senior pictures!!! They are awesome! The pictures of Amanda & Aaron’s wedding are so beautiful! It was great meeting you and had so much fun. Your photos convey such emotion. I was taken away when I saw them. What I have noticed in you is the soulful aspects of an artist, which serves much better than a good finger, good equipment or even a good eye. You have a sensitivity and connection to your subject matter that comes through in the careful planning of your shots. I was immediately impressed by Quentin's ability to demonstrate outstanding expertise with such a wide variety of subjects including people of all ages, landscapes, and some of the most creative wedding photography I have ever seen. As a mentor/teacher his patience and dedication to the profession has been both inspirational and effective; I believe his instruction and guidance has helped me to greatly improve my own work. If you are planning a special event you will want a photographer who is both skilled at their craft and equally interested in assuring that your photographs bring out the uniqueness of the occasion. Quentin offers both, and much more. This is because he is not only a good listener with an intuitive sense of what is needed, but is also truly concerned about satisfying his clients. | |
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In 2003, I had the great honor of participating in one of the most ambitious photo projects ever completed. The America 24-7 Project-A Digital Time Capsule of American Life was designed to capture life in America for a single one week period. The results were published in 50 State Volumes with two of my images included in the Indiana book. I'm sitting here trying to gather my thoughts about what the project meant to me personally. 2003 was a watershed year in my life. 2003 sits there like a big comma separating two distinct parts of my life. Beginning in March, my siblings and I provided in-home care for my elderly parents. My father was dying of cancer. By the middle of the summer it was around-the-clock care. Dad passed away at home, where he wanted to be, in August. Exactly 6 months later, our mother passed away. A lot had changed. I learned a lot about life and love and the power of the human spirit. I learned what "true grit" really meant. For me, this time capsule of American life serves as a very important link between my past and present. I had shared a lot of my photography with my parents and they even saw some of the images I submitted to the project. Life seemed to be coming full circle in more ways than one. At age 10 they hung my drawings on the refrigerator...now at age 54 they were hanging some of my art again. | ||||
| A few of my favorite Award winning photos | ||||
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I have also produced commercial work and have had several images purchased by major companies including Microsoft, Florida Power and Light and others. Many of my images have appeared on the web pages, brochures and calendars of local businesses and organizations including Greater Lafayette Health Services, City of Lafayette, American Red Cross, and Historic Prophetstown. |
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