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 Kathleen
Caylor has the experience and education needed to photograph people
with sensitivity, patience, spontenaity, and creativity. She'll take
the time to find the most flattering pose or expression, compose the
image thoughtfully, and artwork the flaws away. Her enjoyment of her
craft is evident both in her finished product, as well as in her personality
while photographing. Kathleen took a serious interest in photography
as far back as high school, where she began doing darkroom work and
yearbook photography. When she started attending St. Norbert College
in DePere, Wisconsin, she continued photographing for the yearbook
as well as the public relations department. While still in school,
she had already been hired to photograph weddings. She graduated Summa
Cum Laude with a degree in art and graphic communications, and then
spent nearly eight years working at a local photography studio, polishing
her skills and photographing virtually everything.
Although Kathleen has photographed a wide variety of subjects, her preference is for weddings, families, high school seniors, and children. She feels priviledged to be included in her client's lives, if only for a while, because she knows that she is there to capture something truly important. The love between a bride and a groom, the spontaneity of children, the fun of a family reunion, these are the images that her clients treasure. Kathleen is now running her business out of her home, which allows her greater artistic freedom as well as more time with her daughters. She offers clients a relaxed yet professional atmosphere, always striving to provide the best customer service that she can. She works by appointment only, making every effort to accommodate her client's schedules. Call or email Kathleen to set up a consultation, and she'll thank you for the opportunity to show her portfolio! |
Kathleen
began entering prints in professional competitions in 1992. She
tied for Fox Valley Photographer of the Year in 1995 and 1996, and
won it in 1999, 2001, 2005 and 2007. She now has an impressive collection
of ribbons, plaques, and trophies from both the Fox Valley and the
Wisconsin Professional Photographers Associations. By passing a
written examination and a portfolio review, she has been recognized
as a Certified Professional Photographer by the Professional Photographers
of America (PPA), and she earned her Master of Photography degree
from the PPA in the summer of 2000.
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