Dementi Studio

Sweet little Langdon recently came into our studio to have his one year portraits done. Seriously, how cute is he?

Does your family have any portrait traditions?

Emily and Kyle got married at Duncan Memorial United Methodist Church in Ashland and their reception was at the Westwood Club. It was a beautiful day and we even got to walk through the Ashland Strawberry Faire on our way to the church!

To view more photos of Emily & Kyle’s wedding, please visit our Facebook page.

We have been creating composites for the Virginia House of Delegates for nearly 100 years now. In 2011, 18 new House members were voted into office. We had the pleasure of photographing them for the 2012 composite. Here are the newest members of Virginia’s HOD.

We know people love going to the river and the pool during the summer, but did you know that Shields Lake at Byrd Park was a popular swimming hole back in the day? Just look at how popular the lake was!

Where is your favorite place to swim in Richmond?

Tony came into the studio for his First Communion portrait – he even picked out the suit himself!

Congratulations to the 2012 class of St. Catherine’s School! The ceremony was just beautiful and the ladies looked amazing, as always. We know you’ll all go on to do great things! Here are some photos from today’s ceremony.

Valerie and Brandon had a beautiful wedding the past weekend at their family’s vineyard. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the photos we took of the newlyweds.

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Shannon is expecting a baby girl in July and wanted some portraits of her belly. Here’s the little mama, looking amazing!

Valerie and Brandon got married yesterday, congrats! Here are a few bridal portraits of Valerie in the studio. We love the cowboy boots!

We love when brides (and grooms) wear fun shoes to their wedding. Did you or someone you know wear anything out of the ordinary to their wedding?

We were sad to hear of the passing of musician Chuck Brown yesterday. Chuck, who fused a variety of musical styles to create go-go music, spent much of his youth here in Richmond. Here’s a link to the article by the Richmond Times Dispatch.

Here are some photos we took of Chuck in 2006 at the National Folk Festival in Richmond, VA (not to be confused with the Richmond Folk Festival).

He really knew how to conduct a party from the stage. RIP Chuck!