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Francis has extensive experience in the real estate photography business with over 7 years of completed shoots and customer service. He is passionate about helping clients by providing exceptional service that exceeds expectations.

David Olivera was born and raised in the Canary Islands, Spain. A meeting point between three continents: Europe, Africa and America. He grew up in an artistic environment surrounded by painters, photographers, writers ... that's how he formed his personality and his artistic character. He is passionate about the arts and chose photography and cinematography as his source to express himself.

Brittany is an experienced photographer working in the central Florida area. She specializes in wedding, portrait, and family photography. It is her passion to capture moments that create lasting memories.

Photography is more than a snapshot; it's a lifelong passion that's woven through the fabric of my journey. The photography bug bit me back in the 1980s, embedding itself during my time serving in the United States Marine Corps. Those early days, with film and no digital shortcuts, taught me the importance of getting it right in camera—the first time. Post-Marines, I delved into the world of photography management and custom printing. A stint in portraiture followed, lasting six years, before a pivot into Information Technologies coincided with the dawn of the internet. Photography transitioned from a career to a cherished hobby, encompassing portraits and landscapes amidst a 24-year journey through the IT realm, from technician to IT Manager to Network Engineer. In January 2021, I embraced my love for photography once more, freelancing under Pharr Out Media, initially focusing on real estate and interior photography. A year later, the pull to capture the essence of people led to an expansion of my services, offering portraits, personal branding, and headshots. Now, with a fusion of digital expertise and a lifetime of photographic passion, I explore Digital Hybrid Painting—blurring the lines between the digital and painted realms.