Professional Services in Independence
Professional Service Deals
Elements Studio Photography
- Central Industrial District
Photographer who specializes in boudoir and wedding sessions snaps sultry shots of subjects in a one-hour shoot that yields 10 prints
Freeland Photography
- Downtown Lee's Summit
Classes educate students on fundamentals of camera functions from f-stop to shutter speeds; pupils exercise new skills during photo shoots
DeCloud Studios
- Overland Park
Photographer captures families, friends, and pets as they pose for photos in the studio or at local outdoor locations
Kevin Keith Photography
- Overland Park
Basic photography or editing skills taught by experienced wedding and lifestyle photographer Kevin Keith
Fantastic Alterations by Carolyn
- Heatherwood
Tailor with decades of experience refits and repairs men's and women's clothes that range from formal to casual
Oh! Snap! Photography
- Lawrence
For four hours, party guests take photos in a rented booth; clients receive pics on DVD, and all shots are available online for prints
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Free State Cleaners keeps clothing looking dapper with dry-cleaning services that tend to the most delicate, high-maintenance clothing. In addition to removing stains, odors, and last night’s burritos from suits, pants, dresses, and coats, the business also cleans and presses wedding gowns with the option to preserve the material. Alteration services ensure better-fitting clothes, and shoe and leather repair ensures cold breezes and wet sidewalks are kept at bay.
The first photograph taken at DeCloud Studios was in 1928, and the studio has since become highly versatile — their team of photographers can capture high school seniors, children, families, wedding parties, or virtually any group that hasn't developed an allergy to smiling. Sessions aren't bound to a single location, either. Groups can pose within multiple studio rooms, or travel to outdoor locations such as Loose Park and West Bottoms. Once at the chosen area, the photographers might set up poses or simply let natural moments unfold, putting their subjects at ease and encouraging them to play with props . Afterwards, DeCloud Studios' staff can retouch images, frame them, or transform them into keepsakes such as cards and coffee table books.
A woman in a gown runs through a fountain. A little girl wearing Mickey Mouse ears watches an airplane as it rolls up to the gate. The footprints of newlyweds mark a red carpet. The images that photographer Jason Domingues captures aren't always expected. In fact, Domingues seeks out unpredictable angles and hones in on surprising details while snapping shots for weddings, family portraits, engagement sessions, and senior pictures. The memory preservation specialist has been featured in the New York Times for his innovative approach to photography and was named a Fear Less Photographer––1 of about 900 photographers nationwide who create artful, sometimes avant-garde wedding portraits.
Unlike many professional artists, Domingues loves to share his secrets, hosting classes for shutterbugs of all skill levels to learn how to effectively use cameras to generate awe-inspiring photos of landscapes and politicians checking their mail. His in-class lectures acquaint beginners to basic concepts, he also takes more advanced students to the city streets and provides ongoing critique and tips while watching them frame shots.
Fosters Cleaners pairs its more than 50 years of experience with modern technology such as eco-friendly solvents and a network of filtration systems. At five locations, the cleaners reinvigorate dungy garments, bedclothes, and sport coats for houses, readying the sundry textiles the same day if brought in before 9 a.m. on a weekday.
Founder and professional shutterbug Mike Freeland calls on more than two decades of photographic experience and camera-handling in shoots ranging from staged portraiture to mostly improvised weddings. Joined by a team of 10 other photo pros, Freeland Photography captures moments during special events, documents images for commercial businesses, and invites families into the studio to strike poses before being frozen in carbonite. You can view their studio's portrait guide here.
Bill Artman has trained his lenses on weddings, families, and special events for more than 40 years, turning precious moments into priceless heirlooms. His commitment to uncovering the innate beauty and expression of his subjects has garnered him the Stern award, the highest prize given by the Professional Photographer’s Association of Greater Kansas City, of which he is a past president. A naturally fast runner, Bill will travel up to 10 miles from his studio to snap location shots amid verdant grounds and scenic bridges. He also welcomes subjects into his studio to pose before backdrops of various themes, colors, and textures.
