Steven Li is very good at headshots. He is efficient and knows how to pose both men and women. I…read moregot my headshots done by Steven and I am super picky when it comes to photos of myself. If you are a restaurant owner, consider hiring Steven to take food shots for your menu.

From the owner: We are a commercial photography and videography content marketing company. We help businesses…read moreleverage photos and videos to help you generate more leads and sales for your business. On the photography side, we do headshots, business branding/lifestyle photos, real estate, food, product, and photos for social media. On the video side, we do business promo videos, educational video, real estate video tours, Youtube video, drone video and videos for social media.

A fantastic photo session with this company, extremely professional! The results were amazing, we…read moreused all the photos for our new website and marketing campaign. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

From the owner: We are a unique Edmonton Commercial Photography Duo. We specialize in Product, food, beauty, real…read moreestate, and Head Shots. We bring a new creative light to the table.

We hired Brock to take some commercial building shots for one of our clients. We are absolutely…read moregrateful for his meticulous consistency and planning, as it helped show the buildings beyond what we were expecting. We've since hired him for headshots and have referred him over to several other clients.

I contacted Brock because I really liked the look of his online portfolio. I needed new photos for…read moremy website and social media channels (I run a recipe website), so I figured I'd give him a try. He called me back the next day and his enthusiasm was infectious - he suggested going beyond the basic headshots I was considering and creating more of a themed photoshoot (photos of me in the kitchen since that's what I do). He took care of the details such as sourcing a photoshoot-worthy kitchen, recommending a hair & makeup artist, and generally planning the day so I didn't have to worry about much except for showing up and bringing the props and outfits that I wanted in specific photos. Brock is easygoing, very professional, and just generally nice to work with. He sent the proofing gallery over within a couple of days of the photoshoot being done, and then after I selected the final images, they were ready (edited and sent over in multiple formats) in less than two weeks. I wouldn't hesitate to work with Brock again. Highly recommend!

Hello! I am a tenant here, and my roommate and I have been staying at Franklin for two years. Just…read morein the last few days of our lease term, we experienced an extremely scary security incident. My roommate moved out early, and I stayed until the last day of the lease, the 28th. 27th, I moved my stuff to my new place and decided to sleep in the new place because it was too late and decided to check the room with the office early the next morning. However, the next morning at nine o'clock, when I opened the door with the key, the scene inside shocked me, almost all the remaining things were thrown in the aisle, the emptied room inexplicably had an extra box and the hair dryer I put on the table ready to take in the morning, I found it had disappeared. To add insult to injury, my delivery box was opened, perhaps because the contents were worthless garbage bags, all of which were not taken. When the manager came to check the room, I explained the situation, but the manager named Lucia immediately denied it, saying that no one could have come in, and tried to blame me, saying that I did not lock the door, but the truth is that I locked the door, and twisted a hand to test whether it was tightly closed when I left. The next day, it wasn't until another staff member saw someone looking for the box that had appeared in my room that I realized that someone had broken into the house in the middle of the night. Upon inquiry, I found out that this person was not a tenant of the apartment but had somehow gotten Franklin's access card to break in and had falsely claimed to be my friend to escape arrest because he saw my delivery name. I didn't know this person, let alone know him. If I hadn't decided to stay temporarily in my new home, I don't know what kind of danger I would have faced. After the office checked with me, I expected to receive follow-up results. However, nothing came back, and even when I specifically went over to the person in charge to ask for an explanation, their attitude suddenly changed. One of the staff said that there was nothing they could do and they were not the police so they couldn't control it, what was lost was lost, there was nothing they could do. And Lucia, the manager, indicated that this apartment has never had any security problems. Only we encountered it, and it must be our own problem. It was due to our own negligence that caused the thief to break into the house. I really can't accept this argument. If I hadn't moved, how would my personal safety be guaranteed? Should we also ignore and excuse each other like this? And more importantly, this apartment still has many homeless people entering the door late at night after strengthening the security door, which was caught on surveillance. Now security warnings are posted in the apartment regularly, which I have filmed. How can this MANAGER, Lucia, attribute such dangerous security issues to the residents? And from the beginning to the end, the staff never apologized for the incident, said they were sorry, always condescendingly denied the incident, and shrugged off the responsibility. Really disappointed.

From the owner: Only steps away from Whyte Avenue, Sir John Franklin provides residents a quiet apartment community…read morewith 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments near the University of Alberta for rent.