Kansas City Commercial Photographers

Kelly's photography portfolio includes capturing onboard the largest cruise ship of the world, multiple municipalities throughout the midwest, multiple large coffee franchises, hospitality venues, hotels, restaurants, and medical facilities across the country. Kelly's experience is vast but architectural or real estate photography is her preferred job. Starting at a young age and being trained in a photography darkroom sparked the desire, but ongoing continuing education keeps her in tune with today's looks and style. Just as technology changes every day, so does photography.

Richard has a passion for creativity and technology, and photography is a perfect outlet for both. He has several national clients that he has extensively covered KS, MO, IA, and NE for, as well as one offs around the country. Richard specializes in residential and commercial 3D photography shot with Matterport and DSLR, and standard photography shot with DSLR.

I started Monphotography at the ripe age of 19, I attended UCM for a bachelor degree and started in their photo program but didn't like it. So I finished a Associates in Arts degree and I interned with a wedding photographer for about a year and a half and then decided to go out on my own. Since 2008, I have shot over 300 weddings, over 200 families, couples, products, events etc. I've been published in numerous magazines such as Ea Bride, The Knot, The Black Bride, Lovely Day Journal, The Coordinated Bride Blog. Not only do I just photograph weddings, couples, families, newborns, I have also broadened my horizons by doing fashion photography, fitness photography, and look books for clothing companies. I honestly still love what I do, meeting people, documenting their once in a lifetime kind of love, makes my day so much better.

Andrew was born with a camera in my hand... well not quite but he's had a camera since he can remember. Influenced by his grandfather's knack for photography, he began taking picture of wildlife on their hikes and camping trips. Eventually photography turned from a means of documenting life, to an artform of displaying people and places as aesthetically as possible.