Mitch Meyer Photography Studio specializes in high-end beauty, fashion, conceptual portraiture, portfolio development, and commercial/advertising photography. His studio offers some of the best makeup artist, stylist, and photo retouchers in the state.
The rest of the explanation is in his work – have a look at his amazing site.
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My interest in photography goes back as far, if not further, than I can remember. My Grandfather had a thing called a box brownie and i remember being amazed at how it recorded history. I was given a 120 film camera when I was about 10 as evidenced by some black and white photos I recently found of my sister when she was 5 or so - she turned 40 in 2008.
So from recording history, through the passage of an EOS 5 film into digital and moving into a desire to 'make images' rather than take photos, I find myself here.
Photography. "For the thrill of it."
Photography. "It's where life is happening."
Photography. "When time stands still."
Photography. "Maybe it's just about being there again." 
