I just finished this one this morning. Courtney Rogers, who has been a client from the beginning, hired me to photograph herself and her son Miller. I came up with the kite idea as a challenge to myself, and as fun way to have them together in a photo without the typical boring family pose.

The trickiest part was getting the perspective right and to make everything fit compositionally. This often happens where I can see the image in my head, but it’s in 3D so when I flatten it out, it can be tough to make everything fit. Somehow, and maybe it was the 9 hours in photoshop yesterday, it worked out.

Our mission is to enable people to make a living making things, and to reconnect makers with buyers.
Our vision is to build a new economy and present a better choice:

Buy, Sell, and Live Handmade.”

That is how Etsy describes itself. Bottom line it is a web service that allows artists to easily offer their work on the internet. It is easy for the seller and the buyer, which is one of the reasons you can now find Darren’s work on Etsy.

Check out his store front right here: www.summitstudios.etsy.com.

He is offering a range of prints from $25 to $200 with more on the way. What is hard to tell from looking at the prints online is just how much they “pop.” Often this is the first thing viewers notice about Darren’s prints. That super glossy print on masonite adds a new dimension to his photography. I suggest you order one, get it in your hands, and see for yourself how much better your living or working space looks with photos from Summit Studios.

When you have a wall with a photograph from Darren Mahuron, chicks dig you and guys want to be you. (Or vice versa depending on your gender.) So what are you waiting for? Head over to www.summitstudios.etsy.com and buy a print or five.