My experiences with photographs dates back to the 1970's in high school when I received my first 35 mm SLR camera. I took hundreds of rolls of film and even entered a few amateur contest with a few prizes being won. Over the years as I traded for better quality cameras I developed a niche for setting up subjects and the framing of each photo. With the cost of film and developing needless to say I was shutter shy, I hesitated to take any photographs that were questionable in quality and content or of need.

With the development of digital cameras came a freedom from laboratories and darkrooms, their expense and time laps between a photographic shoot and viewing the photographs for the first time and the limitation of what you took is what you get.

The addition of Photoshop, a photographic editing program, most old photos can be restored and reprinted for hand-me-downs keepsakes. As proficiency increases Warden Photo will be able to assist you in all of your current as well as historic photographic keepsakes.

As a free lance photographer I've had the honors of having several photographs published in local news papers as well as national publications and have won several photographic contest.
                                                                                           Robert Warden - 2003

What I lack in experience I over come with enthusiasm and the eye to pose my subject at weddings for those all important photographs. With the Olympus E20 digital camera I've gotten plenty of practice doing portraits for family and friends as well as weddings and other special events.

As a young teen I've taken hundreds of rolls of 35 mm film of events and trips with several different camera models, seldom did I make a trip without having a camera with me and I wasn't shy on its use.

I was introduced to digital photography when my father, Robert Warden (see above) started playing with his first digital camera, a Fuji™ 1400 Fine Pic. And was lucky to receive a Olympus E20 5 mega pixel camera for Christmas 2002. I've taken thousands of digital photographs and have provided photographs for neighbors, friends as well as submission to newspapers, various photographic contest and national publications.

I have had the privilege of attending work shops with Barney Sellers, one of Arkansas's most prestigious photographers, within the past couple of years.

I have the desire and dedication to provide you with the photographic services that you request and with the results that you expect and deserve.

                                                                                           Amanda Warden - 2003

Give Warden Photo a try, you'll see the quality of our work, the photographic eye that sees photograph opportunities that other's miss.

We guarantee that you won't be disappointed in our services. Our guarantee is our word and we stand behind it 100%

Memories last a life time, photographs last generations.