It’s almost time to wrap up this year and move on to 2017.  Since it’s a time for reflection, we thought that we would share some of our parting thoughts and review our year with all of you-our loyal readers.  So, without further delay, here’s our year in review 2016 at Cramer Imaging.

We started off the year with promising to do more landscape photographs.  That was our new year’s resolution to all of you.  We delivered on that promise too.  This year saw some beautiful landscape photos added to our portfolio for your your enjoyment.

We enjoyed some equipment upgrades which have only truly benefited you loyal readers.  We got a new computer monitor which allowed us to clearly see which photos were truly worthy of being processed and published for you.  Also, we upgraded our camera to allow for better photo resolution and less digital noise.  The result of these upgrades?  You can see for yourself.  Amazing and perfect photos for your viewing pleasure.

We also had the opportunity to try out some concert photography at the Grand Teton Council’s 2016 Jamboral with the public Alex Boyé concert.  While it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience, it was high stress and also not something that we wanted to continue doing in professional photography.  It was a learning experience for us there.

This year saw us traveling to Utah several times for photography.  We stopped in at Bryce Canyon and Zion’s National Parks and picked up some amazing photographs there which have already received lots of praise and even some awards.

We even had a complete make-over of our online store.  It was sorely due for an upgrade.  In case you don’t know how to find it, all you have to do is to follow this link here and you’ll find our online store.

As is traditional for these articles, it’s also time to reveal our most popular photograph for the year for 2016.  It’s really no surprise to us that this particular photo was so popular as it’s gorgeous.  Our most popular photograph for the year was “Sunset at Bryce” taken at Sunset Point in Bryce Canyon National Park.

2016 has been a rather amazing year for us photographically.  We’re sad to see it ending but we know there are good things coming for all of us in 2017.  We hope you enjoyed our 2016 year in review.  Stay tuned to see what good things unfold for us next year.