Carol Moreau

I first was bitten by the photography bug when as a teenager I inherited my father’s 35mm camera. Over the years the cameras changed but my love of photography only grew stronger. I was the one who was chosen to record the events with family and friends and became the unofficial photographer. A few years back I branched out and started shooting weddings and found that I enjoy capturing  the special day for the bride and groom. After that, a new round of children arrived within my circle of friends and family and I enjoyed capturing them in photographs so I decided to offer my services to others as well. At this time I started using a digital SLR camera and found it opened up a whole new world for me. Having a business on my own was fun and interesting but not as productive as I wanted it to be but I was not sure how to take it to the next level. Caryl and I worked for the same employer as did her husband until she decided to go back to school full time to further her education. Her husband was the one to suggest we join forces. We did and from there our business continues to grow.







Caryl Barquin

I have had a passion for photography for over 10 years. It all began back in high school when I first stepped into a darkroom. I fell in love with the process of taking my own pictures and developing the negatives then finally seeing the final image on paper. My first camera was a Minolta point and shoot camera that my mother had given me as a birthday gift. I took it everywhere with me. I attended my first photography workshop about a year later. Thinking I came into this with a good camera, I noticed I was the only one in the group without a SLR camera. It was time for an upgrade. My earlier interests were architecture, scenics, and close-up photography. I then discovered the joy of portraiture. My mother and my dogs, Luke and Mindy, have been my muses. I have enhanced my craft by studying from the New York Institute of Photography and attending photography workshops. Currently, I am attending El Paso Community College majoring in Digital Media Production and also studying Graphic Design.