ABOUT
A picture is worth a thousand words.
A child's laughter, a family photo, an engagement or a small wedding, anniversaries, a newborn, a grandparent's smile, a birthday, a reunion. These are the celebrations of life's most cherished moments and everything in between. That's what life is all about and these moments are worth capturing forever.
I'm Travis. I was born in Lowville, NY. I grew up on a Dairy farm on the foothills of the Tug Hill Plateau. I am a writer, dancer, poet, and professional photographer. My loves are watercolor painting, dogs, coffee, cooking, making sourdough bread, and spending time in my favorite place on earth, The Adirondacks.
More than a photographer, I consider myself a storyteller. A photograph tells a story about who you are, where you came from, and the legacy of how you want to be remembered.
Contact me and tell me your story and together let's create a portrait of your EVERYDAY for you and your loved ones to cherish for years and years to come.
PRAISE
"Travis I want to thank you for the beautiful photo shoot you compiled for me and my family. Travis was open to any ideas we had and also came with a number of ideas of his own. His relaxed/calming demeanor helped create an atmosphere that allowed us to be natural. The pictures capture our personalities and will be treasures for years to come."
Daniel Collins
"Travis was great at making my (usually shy) dog feel very comfortable around him! She had a blast and the pictures turned out beautiful!! Would highly recommend!"
Maura Christie
"Travis has such a wonderful eye when it comes to photography. His artistry really shined when he captured all the candid moments during our wedding. We were so happy with the work that he did. Looking at our wedding photos really puts a smile on our faces when looking back at our special day.
Rick & Shannon Lopez
"Should a photographer roll around in the snow, get soaking wet, for the right shot? Travis Michael Widrick sure did"
Officer Rob Gould
"Should a photographer roll around in the snow, get soaking wet, for the right shot? Travis Michael Widrick sure did"
Officer Rob Gould