Arnold Clark Studio

We did a couples session and new headshots with Arnold Clark Photography, and it was an incredible experience! The studio is beautiful, and our photographer was fantastic. He paid close attention to every detail—from lighting and angles to our poses—to make sure each shot turned out perfect. On top of that, he was hilarious and kept us laughing the entire time, which made the whole session relaxed and fun. Highly recommend!

The whole process was seamless, fun, and honestly way easier than I expected. If you want great photos and have a great time getting them, this is your person! Billy is hilarious, easy to vibe with, and makes the whole shoot feel like you’re just hanging out with a friend who somehow takes magazine-level photos and has a plethora of dad jokes. Great experience, highly recommend!

Today I had an incredible experience: a photo session at Arnold Clark Photography. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by staff, while I completed the paperwork my clothes were taken to a private dressing room. And then I met the photographer. From the first introduction, Billy put me at ease. Throughout the photo shoot we talked about everything: baseball, swimming, WSI and teaching lessons, and a mutual love of White Castle. From poetry (‘I Shall Wear Purple’) and jokes to writing our own legacy, the conversation never felt canned. He’s authentic and warm and makes you feel comfortable under the lights and in front of the camera. I can’t wait to see the results!

This company is incredibly misleading and exploitative. They contacted me claiming my daughter had been nominated by her peers and selected to appear in a commercial, which naturally got her very excited. The experience seemed legitimate until after the photoshoot. Once the pictures came back, they brought us into a room, showed us all the beautiful shots, and watched as my child lit up seeing herself on screen—only to then tell us it would cost $1,200 to purchase just a few of them. Of course, as a parent, I wanted to get the photos my daughter loved, but the way this company manipulates families through emotional tactics is deeply disappointing and unprofessional. What should have been a joyful experience turned into a transparent sales trap. I strongly advise others to stay away from this compan

Best photo experience I’ve ever had! Bill and his team provided a truly personal touch and came up with amazing ideas for my company photo shoot. I highly recommend them to anyone looking to elevate their image—whether you need a professional headshot or a full, creative photo experience. Thanks, guys! — MAX Roofing

We received a call that we were chosen to put our photo at the airport free of charge. We arrived day of our shoot and from the start of the shoot to the end, we did not stop laughing. William makes the shoot so fun that you don’t realize you’re taking photos. I would highly recommend them.

We have extreme buyers remorse. If they didn't have their pressure tactics when purchasing, we wouldn't have purchased. It was very manipulative and I felt conned. My daughter's unhappy enough with her senior photos that after spending $1500+ here, we're going to a smaller, more natural photographer for her real photos. Arnold Clark requires a minimum $1500 purchase before giving you permission to share digital pictures on social media. These are tiny files that won't print commercially and also won't go any bigger than a phone screen. Oh- and they have an advertisement for themselves watermarked on the bottom right side. Not a small, subtle name, which used to be the standard back in the 90s. This is the entire bottom eighth of the photo and it's a huge logo that detracts horribly from the actual photo. I agreed to the shoot because photography is something my daughter cares deeply about and she couldn't make up her mind on all the different options out there for types of senior photos. This seemed to have all of them. They had both outdoor and indoor photos, they had a huge variety of options for poses and it felt like less stress to go to one place and have both gorgeous outdoor photos and polished studio portraits, and they were really good at focusing on my daughter and trying to bring out her personality. However, when we saw the photos, they weren't what we'd hoped for. My daughter felt that they all looked straight out of late 90s or early 2000s in style. They were over posed and pretentious. Also, the photographer who took half of them had been cracking painful dad jokes throughout her shoot and rather than capturing her genuine smiles, he caught her face in a wincing forced smile for almost all of them. So now I have a $1500 flash drive (yes they really are stuck in the early 2000s and couldn't manage to email me the digital files.) My daughter will never want to share them on social media because all of her friends have nice, natural poses without watermarks and hers are awkward and cringy advertisements for a subpar photographer.