If it's true that a ?picture is worth a thousand words? then you have to ask yourself ? what do my photos say about ME! More importantly ? what are your photos saying about YOUR COMPANY, PRODUCTS or SERVICES? As a designer, I can not say enough about the importance of quality photography and the impact they have in terms of producing quality marketing materials for your business.

To meet this need for our customers, we have developed a working relationship with local photographer, Kevin G. Smith. Kevin is not only an exceptional photographer, he also has a background as a professional basketball player. Whether shooting hoops or shooting photos, Kevin is always on his game.

Kevin regularly shoots for customers that we are working with. In fact he has recently shot for Alaska Growth Capital, Lung & Sleep Clinic of Alaska, Inc., and Alaska Vein Clinic. The images from these shoots will play a huge role in the visual effectiveness of the new web sites we are building and other advertising projects such as brochures, annual reports, signage and much more. Whether you are starting a new project or want to improve your current marketing efforts ? be sure and give Kevin a call!

Click Here To see some of the shots Kevin has taken recently customers we are currently developing web sites for.

Kevin G. Smith | Kevin Smith Photography | 3729 Clay Products Drive | Anchorage, AK 99517 | PHONE (907) 248-6334 | Fax (907) 248-6334 | Cell (907) 441-6525

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