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Portrait photography captures the likeness of a
person or a small group of people,
typically in a flattering manner. Like other types of portraiture,
the focus of photograph is the person's face, although the entire body
and the background may be included. Many people enjoy having
professionally made family portraits to hang in their homes, or special
portraits to commemorate certain events, such as graduations or
weddings.
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Custom Image Sonoma * 707 935-3191 707
935-3191 Email
Chris & Jules Berggren have been perfecting their photographic skills
since
1992. This dynamic husband & wife team invite you to view more of
their work on their website or at their studio in Sonoma.
Specializing in wedding & event photography, they offer a full range
of photographic services.
812 West Napa Street, Sonoma, Ca 95476
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Imagine your favorite photo in sketch, watercolor or oil painting!
Oh,My God! Isn't that so fabulous! - Lisa Rinna, SoapTalk on ABC television
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With pictures being composed and captured in a studio the photographer
has complete control over the lighting of their subject and can adjust
direction, temperature, quality, and contrast to meet any requirements.
The basic lighting types are termed key light, fill lights, kicker
lights, and background lights. The key (or main) light produces the
light meter reading, is the basis for all other light positions and
intensities, and is the main generator of shadow on the subject's face.
Fill lights "open up" areas of shadow, they lighten it but do not cast
visible shadows of their own onto the subject. Kicker lights (also
called hair lights or side lights) 'kick' the subjects out from the
background, increasing contrast. Background lights are those which do
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