Fishers Photographers

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"... a few weeks. they did have a problem with one of their vendors supplying the board. a couple of the times the board came in, it was cracked. however, it was not their fault and only the venders fault. after the mounting, it came unglued from the wall. the frame was..."

"... good work. i had no problems. i wouldn't hesitate to call him again. i have nothing negative to say about him...."

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Fishers Photography Articles

Indianapolis photographer restores old portrait

The restored 16 x 20 print Shively presented to Holy Family Church.

Mr. [Frank] Abelard restored an old 16 x 20 photograph for and Indianapolis Angie's List member.

Indianapolis photographer talks about family photo studio

Former Indianapolis schoolteacher turns hobby into a professional photo studio. Portrait photography requires communication, she says.

5 questions to ask when hiring a photographer

Photo by iStockphoto.com | Before you put money into portraits or other photos, make sure the person you hire has experience, makes you comfortable, and can give you the quality you're looking for.

Before you spend money on portraits or other photos, make sure the photographer you hire has experience, makes you comfortable and can give you the quality you want.

Photography: Easy photo tips for any camera

Here's an example of a close up, partially cutting off the head. (Photo courtesy of Tony Drago)

You don't need an expensive camera to get quality photos of everyday life. So you bought a decent point-and-shoot camera, but you're not happy with your photos. Get that camera back out and try some of these simple tips.