About Me

When I think back to the warm summers of yesterday, I remember going outside and picking bouquets of fluffy white dandelions.  A wonder of life's art and entertainment.  Their round spherical heads become little parachutes that are borne in the wind.  They capture you, entice you to pick them and act like a child again to blow them from their anchors; sending them to create stories to be told.   Where unimpeded by obstacles or structures, they can be carried long distances.  In this way, they insure their continued prosperity.

I love dandelions, cupcakes, lemondrops, sunsets, warm summer nights.  I love geeky science talk.  I love oceanshores, snow on mountains, open fields of wild flowers.  I love buffalo wings with lots of ranch dressing, and I love Steelers football.  I love life and I love the art of photography.

My photography style is a casual and journalistic composition with artistic flair. My focus is on natural lifestyle adventures for those expecting, those who just welcomed a new little one into the world, spunky children full of sugar and spice, families from all walks of life, high school seniors getting ready to venture into the world and competitive young athletes who are fresh out of the dugout.  I like to add creativity to ordinary photos; at the same time, capture moments that tells a story to document your memories.

I am a mom of three wonderful children, a wife to an adoring husband, a friend to many, a family member born and raised in small town Minnesota.  Life has its glorious moments; let me be there to help you capture them.

I am a professional member of the PPA.

everyday moments. life's art.

Email:  denise@denisemarieolson.com

Phone:  607.684-4786

Providing custom lifestyle artistic photography in Corning, New York, the Southern Tier and the FingerLakes Region; Pittsburgh, PA and the greater Boston areas.  

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I am currently taking some time off to work on personal projects through the early fall of 2015.

Thank you!!!

Denise Marie Olson