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Dwight Flegel

Dwight@imphotography.net

The Image Makers Studio of Photography was started in 1981 by Dwight and
Carolyn Flegel.

Dwight began his career with a three-year stint as a photographer for the McCrory Corp. He then worked for 13 years in the graphic arts department of Print-O-Stat, a printing company, as both a cameraman and photographer.

In 1981 he started The Image Makers Studio by photographing weddings, portraits and local models. Several local radio stations used the Image Makers Studio for photographing visiting celebrities. Dwight had the opportunity to photograph B.B. King, Reba McIntyre, Wayne Newton, Conway Twitty, George Jones, Vern Gosdon, and others.

After 18 years in south central Pennsylvania, the studio had grown to three fulltime employees and five part-time photographers with an in-house color processing lab. Dwight & Carolyn decided to move the family south to enjoy the warmer weather, relocating the studio in the wonderful town of Tyrone, Georgia.

 

Dwight, Carolyn and the Image Makers team of photographers continue to focus on high-quality, creative digital wedding and portrait photography.

 

  

 

Introducing Melissa Mandella

Melissa Mandella started her art career studying photography before entering the art program at Gordon College. While at Gordon College, she studied under local artists Marlin Adams and Robert Detamore. Melissa had the distinction of having several pieces of her artwork on display at the Lamar County Center for Arts in Barnesville, GA. She has also been published, having some of her artwork featured in an art textbook used by Gordon College art instructors.

Introducing Cheryl Holbrook

Cheryl Holbrook graduated Cum Laude from the University of Georgia in 2006, earning a bachelors degree in Journalism/Telecommunication Arts and a minor in Comparative Literature. Loving both photography and video, she started photographing for her high school yearbook, of which she later became Editor. She also worked at the local television station in Dublin, GA, learning all aspects of video production to create the daily news program. She started working for her first photography studio in 2006 and has been a video editor and shooter for a production studio in Fayetteville since 2007. Taking many of the principles learned from video, she loves to create journalistic and artistic photographs.