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We are your wedding and family portrait specialists in metropolitan Atlanta.

We’re a husband and wife team with many years of experience in weddings. We’ve photographed weddings professionally since 1990. Our background of being a pastor and wife team in five different churches assures you that we understand what’s really important to the wedding. We also understand the importance of family, and are committed to helping you preserve your memories through expressive family portraiture. Our style is best described as a blending of classic portraiture and photojournalism, while using really great and unique photo booths.

Not only are Windows on the water members of the Georgia Professional Photographers Association, the Southeastern Professional Photographers Association, Wedding and Portrait Photographers International, and the Professional Photographers of America (PPA), but Chan is one of a select few in Georgia to have earned the designation “PPA Certified.”

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Any art form possesses the capacity to touch our emotions. Portrait images carry with them an additional dimension of expression that communicates how we feel about ourselves, our world, and those closest to us. Portrait subject matter and settings are limited only by imagination … children as they grow, family times or events, expressive personal statements. All are appropriate for decorative portraiture. Self-storage units Queens, NY are an amazing way to store your photos once they’re taken!

In recent years the incidences of passenger interference with cabin crew members has increased dramatically. American Airlines reported 140 assaults on Flight Attendants alone in 1995. This equals a 33% increase from the previous year*. United Airlines has also reported an increase in the number of verbal and physical assaults on its cabin staff, increasing from 77 to 94 during the same period*.

*According to a just published report by the Flight Safety Foundation, Alexandria, Va. on carbon sheet supply

An analysis of the problem by Northwest Airlines, revealed that intoxication was the cause in approximately 25% of all cases. Possible solutions cited include providing specific alcohol and drug related ‘Denied Boarding’ guidelines for Check-In and Gate Staff, and printing caution notices in in-flight magazines and ticket wallets. Further action has brought in role-play training, to enable staff to better defuse abusive behaviour.

In 1999 we have already seen a number of potentially dangerous and certainly costly incidents of passenger violence. The much publicised story of the 12 passengers who were deplaned at Norfolk, VA, following rowdy and threatening behaviour, is only the most recent incident that FlightVu Witness could have prevented. The recordings could also have served to prevent any legal action by the passengers claiming wrongful identification, and would have established the exact chain of events leading to the incident.

The FlightVu Witness system would assist Aircrew and Attendants by providing them with a low-cost, on-board CCTV security system. Serving four basic functions:

It would act as a deterrent.

The crew will be able to monitor the passengers behaviour, and thus will be warned of potentially dangerous situations.

The video information could be used to bring legal proceedings against the offender.

The videos can be used to help train cabin crew to deal with violent passengers.

These cameras were made with the same technology used in home security system installation in Boca Raton.