Earlier in the week I photographed a high glam fashion boudoir shoot. So much fun!! If you are interested in a private boudoir session please contact me. I am booking a marathon session in Williamsport, PA on July 13th. Time slots are going fast but we have a couple of time choices left.
Gallery is password protected. If you’re thinking of setting up a session contact me directly for log in info.
I know, I know I’m behind on postings! With good reasons I might add.
So here’s the scoop: We are fully moved into our studio/office!!! So cool, you must stop down. We’re located in Central Market Mall, 45 N. Market Suite 1002. I’m right in between A Space to Grow and the Lancaster Quilt Museum. Of course we’re down from Central Market! I’ve teamed up with Allen Clements of Otaku Motion and Joe Krzemienski of The Fictory. They are really cool guys. Allen works his magic with Videography and Joe creates some kick arse web designs. Watch out now! We intend to collaborate synergistically to accomplish so much more than we did individually. We’ll be announcing our official opening parties in the upcoming months.
We have a new business number: 717.824.3350. Please add this number to your address books.
Looking for new images?? I’ll be posting some images of a wedding I shot while teaming up with Heather Johnson, HAJ Photography. New fun boudoir shots are coming too. Oh right, studio images as well.
Best,
Krisha
Lexie and Kaya are two beautiful Australian Shepard’s. Their mom Anne, contacted me to spend some time photographing these two beauties. Lexie (and I still can’t believe this) is 14! She’s starting to have some old age complications. Hopefully in time her new medications will be adjusted and she’ll bounce back with a little more spring in her step. She’s very active for 14. Kaya is still a young buck, she’s 3 or 4, I think. Kaya is a Aussie/Collie mix. I love the spotted strip running down her head to her nose. Oh yeah, Anne and her husband have two cats too. Of course they got in on the shoot action. Very handsome boys who were strutting around trying to persuade some attention from the girls. Boys, geesh, what are ya gonna do?!
Thanks for all the kisses and love ladies!
Lexie, the Tri-Aussie.
A peacefully sleeping Kaya.
I’m a bit behind in my post, sorry about that. Two weeks ago I had a rocking dog session with 5 dogs! Scar, Megan, Ralph, Pete and Visu (hope I spelled that right) We spent the morning at Musser Park. Scar, Megan and Ralph’s mom contacted me for a dog session as a birthday present for their dad. Super cute! When Brooke’s friend Beth, found out what we were up to, she asked if she could have a session too. Heck ya, the more the merrier! Plus their dogs play together a lot so it was more like a play date with a camera involved.
I thought while I’m processing the shoot for their online gallery I’d post a few favs.
This is my personal added touch to my photographs. Sorry, two shots will have to do for now.
Ps- We still have some dates open for the 2008 wedding year! Contact me and we can set up your consult.
Above is crazy Pete and below is the lovable Scar.
I’m a active member/volunteer for Now I lay Me Down To Sleep. I offer infant bereavement photography on a volunteer basis. It’s a organization I hold near to my heart. Not from personal experience but more from honoring life and creating keepsake moments for parents. Check out the link to learn more about NOW.
Last week I was contacted by Susan Jurgelski of the Lancaster New Era about my services. She was writing a piece for the New Era Lifestyle section, publishing today, Monday June 2nd. Susan interviewed me and other local photographers involved in Now. Friday we had a photo shoot for the article. So weird to be on the other side of the lens!!
The article turned out great! Please check it out (click here). We are having a call for volunteer meeting on June 23rd 7:00pm at my new studio in Central Market Mall, 46 N. Market Suite 1002. Please contact me if your planning on attending.
Also please note my email address listed in the article is old. Please send all inquiries to Krisha@krishamartzall.com
Thanks~
I couldn’t have asked for better weather than I got on Saturday for Jen + Jim’s e-session. Fantastic! I met Jen + Jim at Central Market right up from my studio…..Ya, I said it, major announcement klm Photography has a studio! I don’t want to hijack Jen+ Jim’s post about studio news but I’ll be posting more about the studio. Official announcement is coming.
Back to the matter at hand. We ran around Downtown Lancaster and had tons of fun. Jim was a great trooper and Jen gorgeous as always, love that smile. Jim’s pretty camera shy and a bit apprehensive. E-sessions are a great way to get comfortable in front of the camera. It’s fun practice. The way Jen looks at Jim, so lovingly, makes my heart melt.
Hope you two had fun wondering and discovering the city afterwards. Here’s a few of my favs from our session.
a good luck kiss for 50 + years~
Can’t wait till September!
I spent the afternoon hanging out with Mom Tonya, big sister Myra and the newest addition Dylan. (boo Dad was at work) Myra is such a great big sister. She took me on a tour of their house, showed me her little brother (she’s very proud!) and then I met their dog Cassie. I think Myra is really infatuated with Dylan. I would be too! I’m digging his big blue eyes and auburn spiky hair.
Here’s little Dylan Briggs first photo shoot
Myra’s little head peeping up makes me laugh.
Tonya’s sister bought Dylan a cool pair of Vans. Of course we had to photograph them!
I love how they are in almost identical poses. Not intentional or set up. Siblings!
Nothing better than pink converse and rocket ships.
Dylan’s little snooze didn’t last too long.
Thanks so much for the coffee Tonya!
It was so cool photographing one of the Dutchland Derby Roller Girls, Theresa Metz aka Stompin Lizzy Stanton. Theresa was referred to me by a good friend of mine for wedding photography. We started talking and it turns out Ms.Stanton is the Lancaster’s Red Cap spokesperson for the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk. They were considering her for their national “faces of the heart” campaign.
Theresa had two heart surgeries when she was younger. We photographed her head shot (beautiful!) and she just got notice of her story being up on the AHA National website as a feature site!
People all over the country will be reading about her story. I’m so honored Theresa asked me to be part of her story. Just goes without saying “every picture tells your story”!
Here’s the link to the AHA website. She is also listed on the main www.heart.org site!
I was really excited for my afternoon baby session with Miss Nora. Yesterday was a beautiful afternoon. Warm sun, warm temps, couldn’t make it any better. Nora’s starting to walk, usually with the help of her parents. She’ll take a couple of steps by herself, but they are few for this almost one year old. I have a feeling she’ll be as active as her parents in no time! Actually she is really active, crawling, checking out stuff, exploring the world.
Here are some of my favs from our Life portrait session. Too cute with her scrunchy face!
Wasn’t too crazy about the hat!
So, how do you photograph a little one who doesn’t want to sit…..swing them around, duh.
This series I call; swinging it, baby.
I wish I had video for you to hear how much she was laughing. Time to check out the grass.
Another way to get a baby to stay still!
Back to swinging. These two are my absolute favorites.
I photographed her through the plastic of her stroller cover. I love naturally created textures.
Nora’s infamous scrunchy face.
Thanks for coming to see me at artwalk! I really appreciated everyone’s support and enjoyed meeting new people. Looking forward to booking your animal, family or individual life portrait
Best,
K
