NYT Photography studio was inspired by Fred's late father who died in July of 2005.  Just prior to his passing Fred's dad encouraged him to start a business of his own. 

In November of 2005 work began in the garage and it was converted to the current day studio.  The studio is humbly dedicated to Fred's dad, Frederick H. Powell.

Fred has a 1200 watt-second 5 light set up with 107 inch wide solid Arctic White and Jet Black paper backdrops. There are two professional Canon digital cameras with several lenses and filters for creativity and many different props to complete the scene.  The digital dark room is comprised by two computers with Adobe CS2 software.  All images are archived and backed up permanently in two places, so should you lose your treasured photos they can be replaced at any time.