Professional Services in Richmond

Pink Photography's resident camera clickers Jennie and Tim Wood effortlessly alter their photography style as they transition between weddings, maternity shoots, and boudoir sessions. They infuse each client's personality into every shot, whether composing portraits in the studio or traveling to vibrant locations such as parks or crayon factories. The team also uploads all photos to an online gallery and lets customers keep their low-resolution digital images.

Greater Richmond SCAN aims to prevent child abuse and neglect in the region by providing resources for children who have been abused and promoting positive parenting techniques. The organization maintains five distinct programs to combat child abuse, including preschool education, family support, and a prevention program that sponsors awareness-raising events. For those who have been abused, the organization runs a child-advocacy center that works within the court system and a court-appointed-special-advocate program that sends professionals to represent children in court. SCAN also runs a variety of fundraising programs throughout the year to spread awareness about family violence, including a 5K run and mardi gras celebration.

Since 1968, the family who owns and operates Hong Kong Custom Tailors has been measuring, sewing, and snipping fabric to craft one-of-a-kind formal wear. Customers outfitted in the master tailor's bespoke duds waltz out in custom suits, jackets, slacks, skirts, and blouses made from scratch according to their own measurements and specifications. The needle wielders also alter preexisting items, such as jet packs that won't start in cold weather, and their selection of brand-name suits puts a finishing touch on dashing outfits.

If motoBooth's photo gallery proves one thing, it's that party guests take memorable pictures whenever they encounter a photo booth. The company's compact, transportable booths, which are constructed and operated by trained attendants, coax goofy faces, heart-melting smiles, and happy accidents from those in front of the lens. In order to safeguard these memories for hosts, every event’s photos are collected and placed inside personalized scrapbooks—much like the shattered remnants of your very first broken dish.

The high ceilings and airy lighting of Wolfgang Jasper's studio and gallery create a welcoming atmosphere that stands in beguiling contrast to the hypnotic intimacy of his photographs. Extreme close-ups of budding flowers, melancholy studies of trees, and sepia-tinged portraits of empty Richmond streets showcase the distinctive beauty of each photo’s subject, turning everyday objects into works of art. More than 40 years of experience and a master of fine arts bolster Jasper’s ability to create unique images for any circumstance, whether they are artistic works or family portraits. Commissioned pieces or Jasper's independent work can be mounted and framed, giving customers original artwork they can proudly hang on their wall or on their neighbor’s wall while housesitting.

The bed sheets ruffle as photographer Erica Tait directs a new pose and ducks behind her camera. The "between the sheets" shot is popular among her boudoir and bedbug clientele, as it exposes the shoulders and leaves the rest to the imagination. This tasteful and intimate exhibition embodies Tait's work at TAIT Photography.

Her mix of black-and-white, sepia, and more-vibrant images stamps a contemporary style on both her signature boudoir photography and her wedding photography. Her passion for empowering women inspired the Boudoir for the Cure event, where 100% of the proceeds are donated to breast-cancer research.