We hired Dave for a studio shoot of our 14-month-old daughter wearing traditional Korean garb. The clothing was beautiful, but it must not have been the most comfortable things to wear and you could see it on her face. Dave and his crew did a great job with brightening her mood for the shoot. They got her attention and some great expressions out of her using a harmonica!

The products we ordered were beautifully finished, and the online ordering for out-of-town family was a snap.

We’ll gladly go back to ISPhotographic anytime.

I have been wanting to do a project in HDR for a long time now, so when Kyle Burke of 838 sign co. came to me with this truck shoot, it sounded like the perfect candidate. Being the owner of a sign shop, Kyle is always looking for ways to stand out and grab attention. An HDR image will get you attention for sure, so I knew he would like the results.

What HDR does is combine images from multiple exposures to more accurately represent what the human eye sees. This particular image combined 12 different exposures into one 16bit file (as apposed to the standard 8bit). The result is a photo that looks like you can almost step into it. To give some context a standard full-size RAW file from our cameras are 27MB while this HDR image is 88MB. The web resolution you are seeing simply does not do the image quality justice!

The results are way better then my expectations, and I look forward to doing more HDR projects in the future.

-Michael Dick