Photographes Animal de compagnie à Kansas City

Kari is an experienced photographer who has been capturing life’s moments for customers since 2014. She has taken numerous courses over the years perfecting her craft.

Carol has been a professional portrait photographer for over 17 years. She specializes in high school seniors, family, professional headshot and real estate photography.

Robert has been a passionate photographer for over a decade, excelling in capturing artistic and meaningful moments. With expertise in composition, lighting, and storytelling, he brings a creative vision to every project, combining technical skill with an artistic eye to create stunning visuals.

Etienne is an experienced photographer born in France. He has been passionately taking photographs since 2006, but officially started his professional photography journey in the real estate realm in 2021 after a very successful career as a mountain bike design engineer.

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.