MFD/Digi-Art
West Columbia, South Carolina, Lexington
(5)
West Columbia, South Carolina, Lexington
(5)
Have been creating special portraits for 18 years.. and more.
I work with animals, people, and natural landscapes.. in studio and outside.
Have done CD albums for singers, Book covers for authors, and dog show photographer for "winners".
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5 customer reviews
Doug Belcher
I lost my Indie last year and never took the time to have her done. MFD/ Digi-Art brought her back to me from a picture I had on my phone. Excellent work, now I will have her forever. More...
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Trish Borawski
Awesome work! Very pleased with my dogs' portraits!
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Maxine Bochnia
Open for business in Harrisburg Dog show..stop by say hello!
Closing out all framing...half off .lots if bargains
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Kristie Ray
She did an excellent job on our 4 dogs (2 greyhounds and 2 german shepherds).
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Bette Chiguina
You do an amazing artistic job on your portraits! Your professional touch and patience with the dogs is awesome and I so appreciated your help in choosing just the right background and pose for my two Havanese. I am so eager to see the final result of each of them! More...
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What do you love most about your job?
It's great to create something special that will be useful to my client, as well as become part of my own successful portfolio of work.
What inspired you to start your own business?
It wasn't so much inspiration as need.
I had to find a way to make a living, pay bills, and raise a family.
I was fortunate to have a skill that I could adapt to do all of those things.
Why should our clients choose you?
I would hope a new client would check out my body of work.. ask questions. and even meet me for a face to face discussion .. then make a choice. If they think we can work well together, then I will be delighted to try. I am honest, good at what I do, and work hard to achieve satisfaction.
If that doesn't work for you.. then I am not your photographer.
