Here is a nice mother daughter picture from a recent Lancaster newspapers Mothers Day Promotional session.

Here is a unusual image a cat looking above man. It has a funny kind of quality about it with the man and cat both seemingly intent on watching something of great interest.

Here is a good example of a nice clean digital shave that can be done rather easily in Photoshop. It only takes a few minutes and gave this client the options he wanted without having to actually shave, pretty cool!

Just saw a google + friend share the post http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20120119/BUSINESS/301190010/kodak-bankruptcy-chapter-11 about Kodak. This is truly a sad day for all. One of the things I remember learning is that all business have a life cycle and eventually will end no matter how big or small the company is. As a photographer Kodak naturally has a warm place in my heart. Even as a small child learning how to use a camera, I remember Kodak film and all the fun I had developing and printing black and white images with Kodak products. I remember my dad taking me to buy some Kodak darkroom equipment and my first enlarger at Coe Camera, which was then on West Chesnut Street in Lancaster, Pa.

Once again Frank Tunis Photography was awarded the Brides Choice Award for 2012.

How are the winners determined? The WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards ™ recognizes the top local wedding professionals from the WeddingWire Network that demonstrate excellence in quality, service, responsiveness and professionalism. Unlike other awards in which winners are selected by the organization, the WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ are awarded solely based on the reviews from over 1.2 million newlyweds. Awards are determined by a combination of four factors: Overall rating (quality), total number of reviews (quantity), review performance from 2011 (recency), and consistency of reviews from year to year (consistency). This year’s recipients represent the top 5% of WeddingWire’s vendor community, across all service categories and all regions throughout the US and Canada.

I had the good fortune to photograph the Masonic Officers from the Pennsylvania Grand Lodge and other local Masons at a recent meeting at the Masonic Center of Lancaster, PA.

Great Danes are rightly named for their size and power, these two siblings here were great fun to work with and really quite a handful. I always love working with animals especially dogs and cats that are friendly and charming like Sadie and Tank pictured here. This was part of a session inside and out we did for a client who also loves pets.

I was fortunate to get to opportunity to shoot the Hamilton Club Board of Directors on new years day. We did one traditional group shot and one not so traditional arrangement from another perspective. You can see the more relaxed candid type group shot on my design site designimagemedia.com blog page in Lancaster, PA. These were very nice people to work with and the Club is a cool venue to see.