Specialties
My name is Michelle Lynch and I grew up around photography. My parents are photographers, and my dad owns a catering company. The primary source of income for both of them was weddings. At the age of 12 I began working for both of them. As a teenager I did various local modeling jobs, both print and runway. I have experience both in front of and behind the camera, which I have found very helpful when posing my clients.
My favorite part of photography is capturing the energy of the moment so that you won't just remember how you looked, but how you felt when the picture was taken. I do event, portrait, and commercial photography. I offer a variety of products and services, including individual prints, collages, wall art, albums, and high resolution files. I also have extensive experience with Photoshop, and can work with images that you already own, whether you just want them printed, edited, or would like to make an entire album with them.
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History
Established in 2013.
I have been around photography most of my life, and weddings for even longer. My dad started a catering company that mainly served weddings when I was 3, and my mom became a wedding photographer when I was 8. When I was 12 I started to work with both of them. I've always had a passion for art, but didn't realize how much I enjoyed photography as a medium until I looked at my Deviant Art stats and saw that most of my posted work was photography. Then I actively started pursuing it as a hobby. After taking pictures for some family and friends at their weddings I decided to start my own legitemate business. I registered the name I've been using for my artwork since I was 15 as a Sole Proprietorship and here I am, at the beginning of a new journey!
Meet the Business Owner: Michelle L.
I appreciate art in all forms. I love music, paintings, photography, food, film, dance. I guess I just enjoy revelling in different perspectives. To me, that's what art does, allows us to see through the eyes of it's creator. I have a theory that it's why most artists are humble. To each of us our work doesn't seem unique, because that's how we see the entire world every day.
For me, my art is therapudic, but it's also a way for me to communicate, and share the things that make me happy with others. Whether it's relaxing at the end of the day, joyous memories, or inspiration of confidence, all I can hope for is that my work will spread positive emotions to others. In the busy lives we lead today, how many of us would say we couldn't use a little more happiness in them?