Ebert Studio

HistoryAfter recovering from my Iraq injuries, I needed to change what I did. No more warzones, standing one my feet all day, etc. Photography has always been a passion of mine, but with a bad back, it needed to be studio photography (camera on a tripod). I am set up to do most any studio work. My degree was in theatre technology and have a full wood shop, so we can build most any set your studio work requires. My studio is all black, it is set up with a single 15' backdrop with 15' apron, softbox and CFC umbrella lights, and a large easel. I can add a second 15' back drop for a corner set. To rent this space it is $70/hour and $125/hr. for the PhaseOne 645 DF 80 MB medium format camera from the time you arrive. My portable studio includes a 15' backdrop, an 8' backdrop, the softbox and umbrella lights, and an easel. This has a flat rate with photographer of $65/hr. for a Nikon D90 and $125/hr. for the Medium Format 80 megapixel. Time starts when you answer the door.SpecialtiesWe provide all of your Imaging needs, make corrections to digital images, and print with a High Definition printer on exhibition quality paper or canvas. We have a studio or can bring a studio to you. If you have old family mementos, art, or prints that you want to restore and print on canvas, give us a call. Art Collectors, Galleries, and High End Insurance Companies should think Digital Image. The best way to demonstrate a Work of Arts condition is with a high resolution digital image. These images record precise condition, down to all the cracks in the pigments, an oil paintings finger print. This can set the condition of the Work, upon leaving a gallery and upon receipt or closeup document any damage. When the Work is somehow lost, Claude Monet's