Erik Cooper and his work is beyond exceptional. I have shot several shoots with Erik. Erik shoots…read moreanywhere from fashion to real estate to portraits, family photos and everything else in between. Erik has always gone above and beyond all of expectations to photos. If your looking for updated business headshots, senior pictures, or just a confidence boosting shoot Erik Cooper Photography is a number one pick!!!!

Erik and his wife Dawn are super easy to work with, and scheduling an appointment is extremely…read moresimple (which I love).. I'm a Realtor and fairly new to town, and I have hired Erik to shoot for my listings and the photos always look fantastic!! He has an eye for detail. I would highly, highly recommend him for Real Estate photos!

Absolutely a joy to work with, a professional, seamless processes and ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL WORK…read more Photos never look washed out or too bright. If pics are taken outside the sky always looks absolutely stunning, if taken inside the lighting looks perfect. She's the best I'll never look for another photographer again.

I took a class with Simon based on a Deal Of The Day coupon (50% off) for a 6-hour Landscape…read morePhotography session. Well, it turned out to be almost a 9 hour class (but no one was complaining). Simon and I spoke on the phone a few times the weeks leading up to this past Saturday to iron out the details of the class. He said he liked to keep the group small, and also mentioned it was okay we didn't have a DSLR camera (we had an advanced Point & Shoot). Though early mornings and late afternoons are the best times to photograph most subjects, he was more concerned about the thought processes and techniques applied in landscape photography; therefore, he said the earliest we'd meet would be 8AM. He let us know what to wear and bring (like lunch). Four students met at Garden Of the Gods on Saturday morning, and Simon was already there with handouts. The initial discussion began with must-have items that he usually packs on his forays (which was more than just camera gear), how to use them, and how to assess and feel the environment of the subject before you even take the camera out of the bag, etc. In fact, most of the class was focused on looking at familiar objects and landmarks in different ways and taking the time to understand the subject. There was no clicking away in this class. In fact, we students each took maybe about 15-20 shots throughout the session. I think I spent most of my time just thinking through what he said and framing my subjects as best I could. I was able to borrow one of his extra DSLR's for an extra fee, but it gave me an opportunity to utilize the technology. In the afternoon, we moved onto N Cheyenne Canon to try our hand at shooting streams and waterfalls. Afterwards, he invited us to his studio where we all gave each other a critiquing session, which I found very helpful. He made sure to point out all the good elements of our photographs along with the bad elements, and allowed each of us to provide feedback to our peers. He also showed us some tweaks we could make using certain photoshop programs. Simon was a very effective communicator and instructor. He asked probing questions as to why we chose a particular subject, how we decided on the angles and positions with which to shoot from, and gave us tips throughout the entire process. I think what I like about him was he used this class as a time to spread his passion to other people. Like any true master of a craft, he wanted to pass on his learned skills and expressed appreciation whenever a student's end product echoed his teachings. It was also obvious he used this time to meet people in the community; as a sole business owner whose art would often lead him into isolated environments for long periods of time, he was eager to talk to people - therefore, there was talk of him starting a 4-week long class along with a once-a-month critiquing session. If you feel you have plateaued on your landscape photography skills, give Simon a call. Admire Photography will help you push past that block and rediscover your passion!

Professional, creative, and great to work with. Clint made the process so easy and took the time to…read moreanswer all of our questions. Highly recommend!

Eddie Martens is amazing. He pays close attention to detail and listens to what his clients want…read more I would recommend him to anyone.

Jay was great. He was responsive and professional. The shoot took no time and I got exactly what I…read moreneeded, even letting me proof the photos mid shoot. He was extremely quick to edit and send the photos the following morning after taking the pictures. I would 100% recommend for all your photo needs.

The quality of Jay's headshot was amazing. He did my LinkedIn photo for free at a job fair. I…read morehighly recommend using him for any professional need.

I love the photos Alicia took of my doggos and us! She captured their spirits perfectly and I will…read moretreasure them for many years. I highly recommend Alicia! She's professional, prompt, and genuine.

Alicia was excellent! Our photos turned out amazing and we were so pleased with them. Our dogs are…read moreour babies and she made sure to capture that for us. If you want photos of your dogs and/or family done Fur Face is the place to call. She has excellent patience to deal with three crazy dogs!

I took a chance on this place out of the blue with no reviews and I'm so glad I did! When I walked…read morein there was a live musician there. They do cool little events like that throughout the week. The floor is painted with stars and planets all over, and there's a hallway with black lights so you can see your black light tattoos! (Yes, they do those). The guy who did my tattoo was so nice, and although I've gotten plenty of tattoos before and seen all the skin prep done, he took the time to explain to me the importance of each step. My tattoo was done quickly and professionally. So surprised they don't have more reviews yet, they certainly deserve it. I