Affordable, Professional Photography

About Me

Hi! I'm Kyleen Knuth. I am a 2010 graduate of GRCC with an Associates Degree in Fine Arts; my major was Photography. I'm happily married and live with my family in Reed City, MI. I LOVE what I do! My photographic style is a blend of creative artistry and traditional methods. I take great care in my work, and I strive to keep high quality affordable. (Photo nerd specifics: I shoot in RAW with both a Canon 7D and 60d SLR cameras, and a slew of different lenses. All of my images are edited in Adobe Camera RAW and then Photoshop.) 


With my busy schedule, email or Facebook are the best ways to contact me. You can find a contact form on each page of this website.


Session Info

Here's what's included in every package:

Coverage from one photographer (myself), with the occasional assistant when needed, for the time specified in the chosen session package.

Professional digital editing of all of your photos is always included. I always adjust, sharpen, and perfect the images to my satisfaction before you see them. There is an average 2 week wait (6 weeks for weddings) to see your photos. Be sure to let me know what you like and don't like, and I'll do everything within my power to give you just what you want! One of the awesome things about digital photography is that hardly anything is ever permanent. 

There are absolutely no extra charges for any retouching or digital editing. 

My personal preference is to create a mix of color and black and white photographs, with the option to choose either one for specific prints and enlargements. You may also request no black and white edits.

30 days of online proofing of your photos on a preview website is included with every session (90 days for weddings). 

One on one consultation is available at no charge before any session.  

Travel fees may apply, and are calculated for each specific situation.

Specific session prices and descriptions can be found under the links to the top left on this page. If you're on a mobile phone, use the black button with three white lines on the top left.