Fotos by Flint

Introduction

Welcome to the blog of Fotos by Flint. My name is Flint Rogers. I am the owner and photographer, but I would be remiss if I didn't mention the others that put so much into the business. First is my wife and co-owner, Jan Rogers. She not only helps me run my business but also runs the family and the house. As the first assistant I had, I have to give her a lot of credit for the vision and drive of our company. Secondly is Kacey Shaker. She is currently the assistant for most of our shoots and she does a phenomenal job! She also does most of the editing and work in the office. Between the three of us we will be writing this blog. We specialize in wedding photography, children and family portraits. This is a place where we will share both our professional and personal photographs and thoughts. We are so lucky to do what we do and we love working with our great clients. We seem to come away with many great stories so we will pass some of them along here! Please comment away because we LOVE feedback. Also, if you want more information on our packages and pricing head on over to our website. We are available for wedding & portrait sessions in the Phoenix area and worldwide.

Friday, February 19, 2010

Ari & Lana

I loved this shoot! Ari & Lana were very fun to work with and we got to be really creative. What adorable smiles!

Monday, February 15, 2010

Liz & Craig

It's no secret that Liz & Craig are in love! We worked with this couple in downtown Mesa, and they were all smiles.

Trinity & Mark

Last weekend, we met with Trinity and Mark to take their engagement photos. They were a little nervous at first, but we got them to loosen up and have fun. We love the one of Trinity laughing!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Darcie & Kevin

What a great day working with Darcie & Kevin. We started at the salon where the girls had their hair and makeup done. Then it was off to St. Andrews Catholic Church for the ceremony. After they were married they wanted to go somewhere different to do some pictures so we went to Downtown Mesa by the railroad tracks. Then it was off to Stonebridge Manor for another short ceremony and then the reception. They had a great time and were so fun to work with.