AAR Photography.

AAR Photography is run by me, Amanda Wendt, an experienced photographer.

I have worked at Picture Me Portrait Studios in the Rhinelander Wal-Mart, from there I ventured out on my own and purchased a portrait studio.

The portrait studio (The Whole Picture) didn't allow me to do portraits at the affordable prices I wanted to be able to offer, so I am now a traveling studio for your convenience and your photos no longer cost you an arm and a leg.

Using a professional set up, whether it be outdoor or indoor or in-studio, I can promise you great quality at an even greater price! Since photography is more of a passion than a profession I put my heart into what I do, this allows you to have portraits that translate into memories, your memories, that are truly you!
I refuse to use the usual "cookie cutter" poses that most studios use. I spend time getting to know you and molding your session as we go into who you are as a person, you aren't just a subject for me to photograph in my eyes, you are a person, you are uniquely you, and that makes each of my sessions different, they're all geared to who you are as a person, and your own special lifestyles.

I am a firm believer that everyone should have their pictures taken professionally, no matter what your budget allows. If you're low on funds don't hesitate to tell me, I will work with you so we can get you your professional quality photos at a price that won't empty your pockets. I'm here to help you retain the memories of the different stepping stones of your lives so you can look back years from now and remember exactly how life was 'back in the day'.

I have a variety of backdrops and props that can be used in the studio setting and my creative eye that captures unique shots in any outdoor setting. You are promised great shots that will be cherished for years and years.

If you have any questions or concerns on how I run things, please don't hesitate to ask. I would be happy to explain everything I do and the reasons behind why in greater detail. There is no such thing as a dumb question.