We are happy to announce that

we are the new photo choice for

Wilshire-Riverside Little League!

Click the image above to take a look at the

services and photo package options available

to Wilshire-Riverside Little League families.

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How can we help you?

Call or e-mail today to chat about how we can

offer the same quality, professionalism and service

for your little league or youth sports organization.

Lincoln High School Athletics

We have become the new way that Lincoln High

School students and families remember their season.

Click the image above to view our Lincoln

High School Photo Galleries. All images are available

for purchase in three digital file variations:

Low Resolution jpeg file (480x640)

Ideal for sharing online and on your mobile devices

Medium Resolution jpeg file (approx. 1MB)

Works well for sharing online and on your mobile devices,

as well printing, up to 5"x7" images

High Resolution jpeg file (full resolution)

Ideal for printing large format (up to 16"x20")

The ability to purchase the digital file offers you

incredible value vs. traditional print photography

services that you may be familiar with.

Not a Lincoln High School Cardinal?

Call or e-mail today to chat about how we can

offer the same professional sports photography

and value for your school, program or league.

Testimonials from Portland Area

Youth Sports families

“Our sons 2011 T-Ball poster is his favorite thing

in his room. We look forward to a wall full of posters

over the years.”

“The team poster was THE hit of our team party!

You did such a wonderful job capturing each players

personality with some incredible images.”

“Our softball photos and poster are incredible.

Thanks so much!!!”

“WOW! Amazing photos! Simply amazing. Thank you.”

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Portland's Ken Rumbaugh named statewide Volunteer of the Year

Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber has named

Sabin School activist Ken Rumbaugh as the

2011 statewide adult Volunteer of the Year.

(click "The Oregonian" logo above to read more)