This place is great! My photographer was Rachel and I 10/10 recommend her. She's personable and…read morefriendly and she will listen to your ideas. This place overall is reta quality, and will help if you have any questions or problems.

Holifield Youth Salute…read more My daughter just completed the process. To me The Central Kentucky Council on Youth Leadership seems to be a meaningless organization designed to extract dollars from parents hoping to get scholarships for their children. Searching the internet for Central Kentucky Council on Youth Leadership doesn't go anywhere except to Holifield Photography. There appears to be a strong relationship between Holifield Photography and the National Council on Youth Leadership. Jim Holifield is the National Director of Chapter Development. Kudos to him and his civic involvement. Here is the basic process as I went through it with my child: My child filled out some paperwork and submitted it. We were told my child was accepted as a Youth Leader. Trip to Lexington to have the photo taken. Trip to Lexington to view the proofs (you have to pay in advance if you want to see the photos on line, which locks you into a $150 minimum purchase.) You don't have to purchase pictures, but this is how funds are generated for scholarships and other things Holifield Photography gives out. Trip to Lexington to pick up the pictures you purchased. From my perspective, the pictures weren't remarkably better than photos I've gotten from other studios. $175 if you want the storyboard collage that is put on display. Parents/volunteers move the display boards around. Trip to Lexington for the awards ceremony (which lasts most of the day) if you want to be eligible. Transylvania University provided the venue and free lunch. Asbury University, Eastern Kentucky University, Georgetown College, and Transylvania University each gave out five $4,000 scholarships. Recipients were decided by each university's selection committee, but I have no idea what the selection criteria was. Two $500 scholarships from Holifield Photography. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. Five ACT - SAT Courses valued at $500 each from Class 101. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. Five $100 Leadership Awards from Central Bank & Trust Co. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. $50 certificates from Class 101 for a Class 101 course. Six $1000 trips to Town Meeting on Tomorrow, St. Louis from Holifield Photography. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. 55 Awards Top Youth Leader from each high school. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. One Award Central Kentucky Youth Leader of the Year. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. One Award Lexington Youth Leader of the Year. My daughter is not attending a Lexington High School so was not eligible. I have no idea what the selection criteria was. Far more important, to me anyway, was more than 200 students didn't get anything other than an opportunity to put on a college and/or scholarship application they were selected by the Central Kentucky Council on Youth Leadership as a Youth Leader. And starting last week I began receiving emails from Holifield Photography selling High School graduation photos. From my perspective, the Youth Salute is as meaningless as the National Society of High School Scholars, except it's far more expensive.

Veronica Gettinger is AWESOME. She' taken fantastic pictures of my family and business. My family…read moreof 5 can be challenging to lead, pose, etc... Veronica set the stage and watched it all unfold. A graceful leader of small children and .. adults... =). She sets the stag for a fun time. The pictures are top notch. Thank you Veronica.

This really IS as good as it gets. Gettinger Photography has photographed my family several times…read more She has taken headshots for my office and EVERYTHING has been fantastic! They are so professional, yet SO WONDERFUL with kids! I would recommend them to everyone!

Blackwells photography did our family portraits and my daughter and I were treated with so much…read morewarmth and professionalism. They took their time, helped us pose naturally, and kept my daughter smiling the whole session. You can tell they truly love what they do. It was an amazing experience -- they were patient, kind, and made everything feel easy and fun. Our family portraits came out gorgeous.

Never use Emily for an event. She broke her contract and was over a month late returning the…read morewedding photos. To add insult to injury, she sent a scathing and insulting email without so much as an apology.

The photos Emily has taken of our children are some of my greatest treasures. She is such a joy to…read morework with and instantly makes you feel at ease and comfortable, which is hard to do when you have a newborn. Her work is amazing and you will not be sorry if you choose her as your photographer.

Paul provides excellent service in a timely manner. I had over 700 photos ranging from 100+ years…read morein age to mid century that needed to be scanned from multiple albums. His pricing is fair and he is prompt to respond. I would recommend PandaPix to anyone requiring digitization of physical media.

I just used TapSnap for an event last week. If you haven't used a green screen photo booth yet (or…read morehaven't heard of it), this is the way to go. MUCH more fun than one of those regular photo booths. You can pick any image to be in the background of your photo. And you can have several images available and let your guests pick for each photo they take. Each person in the photo gets a 4x6 print of the photo immediately. You can also have the image emailed to yourself right there or immediately share it on Facebook or Twitter. Billy was awesome - he was very nice and responsive and always answered my emails quickly. We did a Derby-themed event and he got extra hats and fascinators as well as background photos that would work. He showed up early to set up, was very professional, and did a great job throughout the event! Our guests had so much fun using the photo booth - they kept coming back again and again (luckily, you get unlimited prints). I would HIGHLY recommend Billy and TapSnap. You will love this photo booth!

Tapsnap did a great job at our class reunion. Everyone had a great time and the addition of the…read moreTapsnap photo booth and staff were lots of fun. The guys were great at their job and the photos are a priceless reminder of a great night.

I am blown away by Sarah!!! Book her for your wedding, you will not be disappointed :)…read more The video she put together for our wedding was incredible and full of amazing moments from our day that made us smile, laugh, and cry! With most wedding videos, if you've seen one, you've seen them all... not with Sarah!! Her approach is so original and her style is timeless. She captured the emotions of our day in a very authentic way; we will watch her creation for many years to come! Thanks again Sarah, you are so very talented!

As a an about-towner, I knew Neil as a photographer, but not many knew he was an avid painter. Our…read moreKentucky distilleries were his favorite subjects. I use to jokingly call Neil our Lexington paparazzi. We often shared events to keep each other up-to-date on local happenings. It wasn't long ago that I ran into him at an event, and we caught up over a drink. I just learned that he recently passed away. RIP Neil. I will miss seeing you around town, Neil, but you will live on in your photographs and in your art.

Time for a PROFESSIONAL! Photography is rampant, but not…read moreprofessional photography. Art Photography. He does professional Photography and has this awesome PRINT AT EVENT, high quality printer. Guests love to have a 5x7 or a 4x6, in hand as they leave events. He has taken Photographs for so many years, that he knows what people like, and how each type event has its own set of requirements to be what the client needs. Headshots, events, birthdays, weddings, or whatever your need, call Neil Sulier! 859 621-5511 Many do not realize that Neil Sulier is the most solid artist in Lexington. He has a studio named after him at Castlewood, and he actually started the Lexington Art League at its roots. He paints wedding receptions and has a full line of paintings of tyhe Bourbon Distilleries.