Amy is an absolute joy to work with. From the beginning, she took precious time explaining all of…read moremy options for packages and answering all of my questions in a professional, timely, pressure-free manner. In the weeks leading up to my session, she communicated wonderfully - giving advice, asking for my ideas and opinions, and letting me know what to expect. The day of my session was a breeze! She made me and my son feel at ease, and I never once felt awkward. She is easy to talk to and INCREDIBLY talented. Her turnaround time is super reasonable and she picked some amazing shots of my sweet baby. I am so, so happy with how our photos turned out - they are truly better than I could have imagined! We have a family session booked for the fall and I know they will be just as amazing. I would not hesitate to recommend her to anyone looking for beautiful, professional photography!

From the owner: Serving Chattanooga, Cleveland and surrounding areas and specializing in portrait photography of…read morenewborns, maternity, babies and families. Studio and outdoor photography.

We love our family photos that Image Photography did. They also offer studio sessions and the…read moreChristmas one always looks so fun.

Excellent people to work with! Very professional and talented! Would highly recommend.read more

Jackie is amazing! We had the best photo shoot and our pictures turned out so beautiful and…read moreprofessional. She captured the moments for our family that we will never forget!

I found Jacqueline's photography while searching for an engagement shoot. I missed my window, but…read morecame back to Jacqueline when I wanted to do a shoot for my fiance. She made me feel classy and beautiful! I requested her for a wedding shoot as husband and wife, when we returned from our wedding weekend. She created a stunning live backdrop to capture us naturally and effortlessly. Looking forward to more life events with her!

This is my best friends experience with this company…read more.. Leading up to the wedding I created a multiple and VERY DETAILED list of shots I wanted. I also warned her that the entire occasion would be dimly lit and that if she did not have experience shooting in the dark, she needed to practice. Obviously, that went in one ear and out the other When she sent me the remaining photos (after the sneak peak) I realized that most of the half decent photos had been used in the sneak peek and all of the ceremony and reception photos were blurry beyond belief. A lot of important photos had been taken while people were in the middle of speaking which resulted in the subject having a strange look on their face. There are no photos of my husband and mother in law's dance, my parent's dance or my elderly grandparent's dance, none of us exchanging rings, and more. She didn't take any pictures that I did not specifically ask for except for one of our son's mismatched socks, despite the fact that I specifically asked for many candid photos. There are NO photos of the reception decor. She says she took them but lost them. There are also multiple photos we remember taking that were not included. As I listed photos that were missing and demanded the RAW files, I was ignored until I told her that I would just start writing reviews if she wasn't going to do anything to make this right. Of course, she responded to that and told me she was so sorry and never represented herself as a professional (not true)... bla bla bla... But she did she say she would send me the RAW files that night. A RAW file is a very large file that your camera creates and stores all sorts of different data. They are very easy to manipulate and you can take a bad photo and make it into something that could at least be shared without embarrassment. A jpeg is a file that is processed inside your camera. Once a jpg is spat out of the camera, there is not much you can do to change it. The jpeg file only contains the photo with the parameters you set on your camera. Back to the story.... I received an email with 160 Google Drive attachments. And, alas, every one of them was a jpeg. I immediately responded with, "RAW is a file extension like JPG PNG or TIFF ... did you shoot the whole wedding in JPG?" The next morning around 8 am I said, "They could also be .DSC or if you have any files with the same file numbers as the jpegs but maybe your computer doesn't recognize? The few I inspected are only like 1000x750 pixels which can't be printed larger than like a 4x6 and that's gonna be like 200ppi... which isn't very good. I don't know what we are gonna do. I planned on having several canvases printed to showcase in my home and giving some larger prints away as gifts." and "I also can't open any of the files you emailed me. It says I don't have access, which I think I requested but hasn't been granted at this point." (because she sent the Google Drive files and restricted my access. No. Response. All. Day. So I texted her, "I replied to your email last night and again this morning and am really starting to lose my patience. Can you please address the fact that you said you would send me the RAW photos and instead only sent jpegs that I still cannot access?" She responded to my email telling me that she is sorry. She didn't photograph the wedding in RAW (AFTER telling me she would send RAW files) but doesn't appreciate my rude tone and would send me a CD. My BIGGEST concern here is that she told me she would send the RAW files (see receipts in the attached photo) and didn't take the photos in RAW at all. Obviously, she assumed that RAW meant unedited jpegs. Not only that but, ALL of my photos around 1000x750 pixels. A 4x6 should be 800x1200 pixels. That's BIGGER than the photos she gave me. I can print a 4x6 at a mediocre resolution and that's IF I decide to print one that is not terribly blurry. And, for the record, I was trying really hard to be nice and professional when I communicated with her, even though I was frustrated beyond belief.

Leading up to the wedding I created a multiple and VERY DETAILED list of shots I wanted. I also…read morewarned her that the entire occasion would be dimly lit and that if she did not have experience shooting in the dark, she needed to practice. Obviously, that went in one ear and out the other When she sent me the remaining photos I realized that most of the half decent photos had been used in the sneak peek and all of the ceremony and reception photos were blurry beyond belief. A lot of important photos had been taken while people were in the middle of speaking which resulted in the subject having a strange look on their face. There are no photos of my husband and mother in law's dance, my parent's dance or my elderly grandparent's dance, none of us exchanging rings, and more. She didn't take any pictures that I did not specifically ask for except for one of our son's mismatched socks, despite the fact that I specifically asked for many candid photos. There are NO photos of the reception decor. She says she took them but lost them. There are also multiple photos we remember taking that were not included. As I listed photos that were missing and demanded the RAW files, I was ignored until I told her that I would just start writing reviews if she wasn't going to do anything to make this right. Of course, she responded to that and told me she was so sorry and never represented herself as a professional (not true)... bla bla bla... But she did she say she would send me the RAW files that night. A RAW file is a very large file that your camera creates and stores all sorts of different data. They are very easy to manipulate and you can take a bad photo and make it into something that could at least be shared without embarrassment. A jpeg is a file that is processed inside your camera. Once a jpg is spat out of the camera, there is not much you can do to change it. The jpeg file only contains the photo with the parameters you set on your camera. Back to the story.... I received an email with 160 Google Drive attachments. And, alas, every one of them was a jpeg. I immediately responded with, "RAW is a file extension like JPG PNG or TIFF ... did you shoot the whole wedding in JPG?" The next morning around 8 am I said, "They could also be .DSC or if you have any files with the same file numbers as the jpegs but maybe your computer doesn't recognize? The few I inspected are only like 1000x750 pixels which can't be printed larger than like a 4x6 and that's gonna be like 200ppi... which isn't very good. I don't know what we are gonna do. I planned on having several canvases printed to showcase in my home and giving some larger prints away as gifts." and "I also can't open any of the files you emailed me. It says I don't have access, which I think I requested but hasn't been granted at this point." (because she sent the Google Drive files and restricted my access. No. Response. All. Day. So I texted her, "I replied to your email last night and again this morning and am really starting to lose my patience. Can you please address the fact that you said you would send me the RAW photos and instead only sent jpegs that I still cannot access?" She responded to my email telling me that she is sorry. She didn't photograph the wedding in RAW (AFTER telling me she would send RAW files) but doesn't appreciate my rude tone and would send me a CD. My BIGGEST concern here is that she told me she would send the RAW files (see receipts in the attached photo) and didn't take the photos in RAW at all. OBVIOUSLY, she assumed that RAW meant unedited jpegs. Not only that but, ALL of my photos around 1000x750 pixels. A 4x6 should be 800x1200 pixels. That's BIGGER than the photos she gave me. I can print a 4x6 at mediocre resolution and that's IF I decide to print one that is not terribly blurry. And, for the record, I was trying really hard to be nice and professional when I communicated with her, even though I was frustrated beyond belief.

Recently, a treasured family portrait was damaged when we had a pipe leak. I hoped to find someone…read moreto care as much to repair it as I cared that this treasure was damaged. Brad Cansler was the person and I could not be happier with his effort. Thanks, Brad!

From the owner: Welcome‍ to Cansler Photography where Stories are shared, and Memories are created. Why do I do…read moreportrait photography? Simple, I love to tell visual stories; stories about a family and their relationships. Hearing the pride in your voice as you talk about your kids. The sweet innocence of a newborn baby as you hold those cute little fingers and toes. The visual reminder of that toddler when you see their sneaky grin. Your high school senior is becoming an adult. They feel excited and a little sad when asked about their last year in high school. Celebrating the couple who have been married for 40 years and still adore each other. Stories that show connections to the people that matter most to them! As storytellers using photography as our medium, we typically work with people who see their lives changing rapidly. They realize the impact exceptional photographs have in their life stories as well as their connections with others. If you feel this way too... Let's Have a Conversation

Robin is awesome. Any bad reviews are false. We were 30 minutes late to the shoot. Robin was…read moreaccommodating dealt with our huge family and multiple sub shoots and even took great pics of our dog. She shot us at Aska Farms a beautiful scene. Totally recommend.

My only request for the whole wedding was that we have a photographer who could document the day,…read moreand Robin exceeded expectations. Robin is so easy to work with, and she put both my husband and myself at ease instantly when we first met her. We felt so comfortable with her as she guided us through our wedding photos, and she had so many ideas to offer since we were not sure exactly what we wanted. She an amazing photographer and artist! She worked so hard to make sure that our pictures were exactly what we wanted, and she did that and more. We are so grateful to Robin for making our day last a lifetime in these beautiful photos.