I needed some of my photos blown up so I can frame them and they did an excellent job at a very…read morereasonable price. I will be using them again very soon.

So this is a small shop but it has a lot in it though. Given the fact that you may not find some of…read morethe things in a regular pharmacy Photoshop store, this will definitely have a little bit of retro or throwback accessories for your camera. Stuff that you haven't seen in decades, they might have. I went to get a passport photo taken and it was pretty good. As far as the experience goes. I got digital and I got paper copies of the photos so that was cool, and it cost about $20. It was a little bit slow but that wasn't the end of the world. World. I still enjoy the experience and I got what I needed.

Dare I say a hidden gem and breath of fresh air? . Lucky to have found this business in my area…read more I called around to a number of companies originally looking to get some work scanned. Gallery Street was one of my top choices based on phone conversations. Their website is also a plus. I'm lucky to be close by where I could pick up my prints. I placed my order online seamlessly and 2 days later, they were ready. They have a variety of options which are also fairly priced and the quality is actually good. I haven't had the best of luck finding a place to make prints of my paintings. And the quality was very impressive. No issues with misalignment or poor overall quality of print (this has happened to me at other businesses). My first two prints with them were color copies which came in a pack of ten and started at 8x11? onward in size at $15; The second set of prints were glicee and the paper is just like the original watercolor paper I used. Plus, I was able to get it in 5x7 size. I feel like no other fine art printer services were offering that size. I am most certainly going back since I know what I'll be getting and also if any corrections would need to be made it will be easier to deal with as they are in person. They also offer the option to ship. So you don't have to be local to use them. Highly recommend.

Fantastic service and top-quality prints! I couldn't ask for more…read more I had ordered photo prints from another company and was expecting delivery via USPS, but there was a delay. Desperate to get my prints on the same day, I Googled local printing shops and found the top 10 in Alpharetta on Yelp. That's how I discovered the Gallery Street. Matthew was incredibly helpful in explaining the Giclee prints they offer. They truly saved me (and my participation in the exhibit) by printing my photos in just a few hours! I am beyond grateful for their prompt and professional service. Thank you so much! I highly recommend them to anyone in need of high-quality prints and exceptional customer care!

Great place to rent gear! The process was easy to do online to pick what I needed. It was ready…read morewithin an hour. Went and picked it up. The building is nice and clean. I returned the lens back a few days earlier just because I wasn't going to be able to bring it back on the due date, and they refunded for the days I'm not using it for, so that was really cool. I was expecting to eat the cost! I definitely will be renting from them again.

I have two Sony E mount cameras. However, the cost of lenses beyond my two small zoom lenses is…read moreprohibitive. So now, when I plan to travel somewhere I will rent lenses (sometimes cameras, too) from Aperturent. To pack light, so I don't pay airline baggage fees, I rent the 24-240 Sony zoom lens. So I don't have to take the 20-70 and 70-300 lenses (which take up bag space) with me. I can slide my 'personal item' (small bag) under the seat in front of me. Yes, renting the lens can be cheaper than paying a baggage fee in both directions. When I want to photograph planes or bird, I rent the Sony 200-600 (a heavy beast of a lens). You must rent for a minimum of three days. But since they don't charge for the weekend, I can pick up a rental late Wednesday and keep it until Monday close of business (thus getting five days for the cost of three). Here are some Toronto Canada photos I took with the rented 24-240 lens.

Their number is disconnected, and they did not return my message via Facebook. Not sure if they are…read moreeven in business anymore.

I got their service since years ago and always it's fantastic! I shipped my cameras from Arkansas…read moreand they're in good hands.

Beautiful studio and very well maintained in the Alpharetta location. Parking was sufficient, staff…read morewas well organized, we love all the different booth options. There was a promo going on that we took advantage of. Jollee was great checking us in, explaining about that promo, and giving us the tour. She was very pleasant throughout. Stating so, it seems that their cameras for almost every booth that we were at happen to either be down or glitched. We would have to wait until they replace it. Some of the photographers seems to be understudies because they kept on waiting for other photographers to help assist them or telling them what to do. If I'm paying $300+, I would like a professional photographer please. Here's the worst part. They only have 1 gown of each size and color. My daughter needed a Medium black gown. There were no Small and the Large was too big. Another Senior that was 6-7 ladies in front of her was taking photos with it. We didn't think much of it. As it got closer and closer to our turn, the student disappeared. Just so happens that she went outside to take pictures with her dog! We had to wait for her to finish while 6 other student AFTER my daughter had their cap/gown photos taken. We probably waited 40+ minutes just in that line all because of that 1 Medium black gown. When the student finally came back in, it wasn't even in her hand. I had to tell our photographer to track it down outside. It was left outside with another photographer. I do not work there. I shouldn't have to tell the photographer, Claire, what to do, tracking down that gown. I do appreciate her keeping her composure though. By then, our smiles were gone, curls had dropped flat, and touched-up makeup was all crusty with dripped mascara. Mind you, we were there since our 11:45 am appt and it was already 2 pm. This was our last booth. We did the drape first, 2 other booths, and now the cap and gown. During check-out, Jace asked us how our visit went. I gave him my honest opinion of all that went on during the cap and gown booth. He stated that caps and gowns were not even supposed to be taken outside and he will tell the other photographers that. I'm addition, not everyone loves animals. Not only was the gown now smelling like sweat from outside heat, but there were dog fur everywhere on this black gown. My daughter ended up getting a rash from the dander left behind on that gown. Everything was going so well until towards the end. Now, I'm praying that my daughter's Senior portraits will turn out well.

**Do not buy the Elite package without fully understanding how Cady prices digital images.** I wish…read moresomeone had explained this before I chose my package. ### 1. The Elite package is misleading. The Elite package looks like the best value, but it actually gives you **fewer** options when it comes to digital photos. What I wasn't told is that if you purchase the Elite package and later decide you want digital images, you **must** purchase the entire digital gallery for an additional **$1,799**. You cannot purchase individual digital photos. Had this been clearly disclosed before I purchased the package, I would have chosen a different one. ### 2. They ask you to commit before you've seen the finished product. After our three-hour photo session, we were taken into another room without anyone explaining why. I assumed we were simply wrapping up the appointment. Instead, I was presented with a time-sensitive offer to commit to a package immediately in exchange for a $200 discount. The problem is that I already have a viewing appointment scheduled in two weeks. That's when I'll actually see the edited portraits. During this appointment, I was asked to make a purchasing decision based only on a quick preview of unfinished images. Customers should not be asked to make an irreversible purchasing decision that affects future purchases before they've even seen the finished product. ### 3. The lack of transparency changed the entire session. Because I believed I would later choose only the images I wanted to purchase, we ended the session after about three hours. If I had known I would eventually have to spend **an additional $1,799** just to obtain digital images, I would have approached the session very differently. I would have wanted additional poses, more outfit changes, different backgrounds, and more variety to maximize the value of the gallery. The pricing structure fundamentally changes how a reasonable customer would use their session time. ### 4. The photography didn't match the premium pricing. Our photographer told us she had been with Cady for only two months. She was kind, but she was clearly inexperienced. More concerning, her flash failed during a significant portion of the session. Many of those images are essentially black, meaning we lost a meaningful number of photographs because of an equipment failure. That's not the level of quality I expect from a company charging premium prices. ### 5. The package information isn't transparent. The website and package descriptions do not clearly explain the restrictions on digital image purchases. A pricing limitation this significant should be impossible to miss. Customers should know exactly what they're committing to **before** they purchase a package, not discover it afterward. ### 6. My overall impression. Senior portraits are a once-in-a-lifetime milestone. Families deserve transparent pricing, enough information to make informed decisions, and the opportunity to view the finished portraits before making irreversible purchasing decisions. If you're considering Cady, ask detailed questions about digital image pricing before purchasing any package. Had I understood how the Elite package actually worked, I would have made a very different decision.