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Nowhere is the strength of our unique camera more at evidence than in our personal portraits. It's noteworthy that the inability to retouch a holographic portrait has turned from being perceived as a weakness to one of its great strengths. In an era dominated by digital images, we follow in the footsteps of portrait pioneer Edward Weston in offering unretouchable portraits -- truly a moment in time captured forever. We have testimonials from more than a dozen high-profile people -- many of them professional models -- who will attest not only to their delight with their images but to the enjoyable nature of the sitting in our San Francisco studio as well. |
 Deanna Brooks Playboy Miss May 1998 |
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"Working with Laser Reflections has been a great experience for me. Ron and Bernadette are two of the nicest and most professional people I have met in my endeavors as a Playmate™. You have to see these images in person; and once you do, you'll love them as much as I do!" |
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| "Wow! The image is so real. Everybody who comes to City Hall views it with awe. The City and I thank you." Willie L. Brown, Jr. Mayor, City of San Francisco "The holographers were clever enough to catch the mayor in an uncharacteristically reflective mood. No smile. An unforgettable portrait." San Francisco Chronicle review December 31, 1998 |
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The sitting requires ~1-2 hours depending on the number of images created and the time available to the subject (we have done portraits in as little as a 30 minute sitting but two hours allows time for processing the masters and on-site viewing). The positives (holographic equivalent of a negative) are viewable within the hour and serve as the templates for the handmade copies which require 2-3 days for production, archiving and framing. For people with access to celebrities who would wish to act as publisher, we offer commissioned portraits for resale at wholesale pricing. |
