Indiana Wyant Child Family High School Photography Studio First Place Claimed

Aug 19, 2016

Wyant Photography, the Indiana child portrait and high school senior photo specialists, have won first place in the 9-12 category of a children's photo competition. It is the latest in a large string of awards for the acclaimed Indiana photographers.

Carmel, Indiana, USA - August 19, 2016 /PressCable/ —

Indiana photography studio, Wyant Photography, which specializes in high quality portraits, has won first place in the 9-12 category of a children’s photo competition. Over a thousand contestants entered across 42 studios, with categories covering different ages as children grow up. The photos captured memorable moments and heartwarming poses with a number of different styles.

More information about the studio can be found on the Wyant Photo website at: http://wyantphoto.com.

It is the latest in a long string of awards for the Indiana child portrait photography specialists, who have become one of the most award winning state photographers in the country. Other awards they’ve won include 14 Kodak Gallery Awards, 15 Fuji Masterpiece Awards, and images selected for the Epoct Center. They have also had work placed in the International Photographic Hall of Fame.

Husband and wife duo, Jim Wyant and Lois Wyant, are master photographers who both have a passion for creating amazing images and sharing the beauty of life with the rest of the world. This is seen across their photographic services, which are aimed at parents in Indiana with children over three years old.

The studio website explains that Wyant Photography prides itself on work of exceptional quality, explaining that the portrait artist’s goal is to balance the art of light with compositional harmony, while revealing the genuineness of an individual’s character through the portrait photo.

The Wyant Photography studios are a spacious and indoor large facility, where large family groups can be handled with ease, so the whole family can visit for photo shoots and make memories that can be cherished forever. In addition to this, there is a 10 acre portrait park complete with multiple flower gardeners, a waterfall and pre-civil war barn, allowing for plenty of space for clients to move around and find the perfect shot.

Wyant Photography can be booked for high school senior photo sessions, family and individual sessions, and children’s portraits. Full service details is available on the studio website, where interested parties can also get in touch for more information.

For more information, please visit http://www.wyantphoto.com

Contact Info:
Name: Lois Wyant
Organization: Wyant Photography
Address: 240 E. Main St, Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 3176634798

Release ID: 128418

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