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Mike Winslow Photographer in Saint Charles

Professional Photographer working

Mike Winslow is a freelance photographer in Saint Charles, MO. He specializes in (but is not limited to) portraiture. His desire is to bring good energy into the world, value to its inhabitants and the owners or subjects of his work.
(For a quick peek at some of his current “amazing” faves, go here.)

Professional Head Shot Portraits

Portraiture Styles:

Unless you are a professional model, chances are you aren’t comfortable having your portrait made. “Mike makes the process relaxed, fun and easy.”

Commercial Photography:

  • Corporate Events including festivals, fund raisers, golf tourneys, galas
  • Business branding – individual and team images, about town or in the office
  • Images for website or social media

Fine Art

Mike’s Fine Art can be found displayed in offices, homes, coffee shops, and galleries around town.

For Her

Click here to see a menu of products and services. Click here to see Testimonies and Reviews. Get started today! mike@InYourFacePix.com or 636-578-5456

Latest Blog Posts

  • Fun in the SunFlowers
    “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. It’s what the sunflowers do.” Helen Keller Fun in the SunFlowers My fun in the sunflowers up till this year have always included a trip to the car wash and a shower for me afterward because of the dust. There are a couple… Read more: Fun in the SunFlowers
  • A Good Blog
    Good writing is like a windowpane. George Orwell Write A Good Blog There are two reasons for writing a good blog. First, good writing is a positive force in the universe as are well made images. Secondly, search engines reward relevant content – a game that must be played to rank up in the organic… Read more: A Good Blog
  • Every Photo Tells A Story
    The phrase “a picture is worth a thousand words” is commonly attributed to newspaper editor Arthur Brisbane, who used it in a 1911 newspaper article. However, the attribution is somewhat uncertain, as similar expressions appeared around the same time period in various publications. Claud A.I. Every Photo Tells a Story Do you think it’s still… Read more: Every Photo Tells A Story