This profile in the Island News was printed in the Oct 27 2011 issue,

Captured Moments: Husband-wife team operates photography studio

Escaping the cold winters of Southern Maryland, Susan and Eric Smith moved to Beaufort in April and opened a new photography studio in the downtown area. They had a home-based studio for over 25 years in Port Tobacco, Maryland, and were considered the name brand of professional studios there. With a big display in the only mall for three counties, everyone knew who they were.
After visiting the Shrimp Festival, and longing to live near the beach while they could still enjoy it, they sold their mailing list to their closest competitor, and relocated their studio, Captured Moments Photography, to 1402 King St.

We did the photography for this article in the Lowcountry Weekly and also got a short bio.

Lowcountry Benevolence In Beaufort, fall is the giving season… along with all the others. There is no doubt that the people of the Lowcountry of South Carolina are generous. During the fall, weekends are filled with benefits raising money for a variety of non-profit organizations. There are cocktail parties, wine tastings, read-a-thons, tours, oyster roasts, fashion shows…you name it; volunteers have come up with creative ideas to gather people together and collect money for many deserving organizations.

Thank you to Eric Smith, owner of Captured Moments Photography, for the photos that accompany this featured article. Captured Moments Photography is a new portrait studio located in downtown Beaufort. They specialize in professional studio lighting and posing and have 25 years of experience photographing families, high school seniors and babies. Images are available immediately after the session to view and choose, and all images are completely enhanced to remove imperfections. Eric Smith also teaches photography classes at TCL, and does artistic photography, which is displayed in their reception room.

We also did the Cover and photography for the November issue La Isla magazine.

   The title of the piece is "Green Latina".