Established in 2005, A Moment In Time Photography is located at 1 Shannon Ct. #103 in Bristol, Rhode Island. Our studio space is filled with light, allowing for beautiful and soft indoor portraits. We also work on location, and are blessed to be located in one of the most beautiful and scenic small towns in America.
Our studio specializes in all areas of portrait photography, wedding, commercial, scenic, architectural, sports, events, and more.
Studio Hours:
Sunday & Monday - by appointment only
Wednesday - Thursday 9am - 3:30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday by appointment only
evenings by appointment
Studio Hours:
Sunday & Monday - by appointment only
Wednesday - Thursday 9am - 3:30pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday by appointment only
evenings by appointment
Due to our busy schedule, our hours may vary, especially during the summer months. Please call ahead to make sure we are in the studio, or make an appointment to meet with us. We will always try to meet with you at a time that works best with your schedule.
About Lisa Cabral (Owner and Head Photographer)
Quick Biography:
• Born and raised in Bristol, Rhode Island
• 2005 Graduate of Hallmark Institute of Photography
• Currently residing in Bristol with husband and 2 sons
• Born and raised in Bristol, Rhode Island
• 2005 Graduate of Hallmark Institute of Photography
• Currently residing in Bristol with husband and 2 sons
I have struggled with this part of my website since day one. Over the course of 10 years I have written and rewritten my biography dozens of times, and yet, have never been completely satisfied with it. I tried writing it in third person, then first person. I tried keeping it strictly factual, then made it more candid. However, I never found the perfect mix to help get through to you who I am. I find it amazingly difficult to balance modesty and confidence when describing one's self, and yet I know it is imperative for prospective clients to get a sense of who they are hiring as a photographer, even before we ever meet.
I could bore you with the details of how I became a photographer. I could tell you that I knew I wanted to be a photographer since the age of 8, that I went to a photography school with a rigorous and in-depth course schedule, that I've won awards and recognition for my photography, and that I have interned for and work with well established photographers and organizations that have taught me so much along the way. But, I don't think that's the most important information when choosing a photographer that is perfect for your family.
What I think is important to clients is relating. I believe most people like to feel a sense of familiarity when working with a person, and list of bragging points isn't going to do that. So instead, I will tell you about myself, as a person. I am a wife, married in 2007 to my husband, Dennis. You will often see him assisting during shoots, and he has even trained as a second shooter for my weddings, sports and schools. I am a mom to 2 little boys, whom you will often see (or hear) playing in the studio on days I don't have photo shoots.
I love music (doesn't everybody) but can't sing worth a dime. So, when I sing my boys their lullabies at night, it's off key and terrible, but they love it. I love dancing, but I don't really frequent bars or clubs, so I can usually be caught dancing around my living room with a vacuum cleaner or broom as my partner. Sometimes I start things I don't finish. Sewing projects, baby books, home projects, the list goes on.
You see, I'm a person, just like you. I get busy, I get sick, I sometimes forget something, or misplace things. We all have our little quirks that make us special. I understand what it takes to be a mom, a hard worker, a friend. I hope you give me the chance to get to know you and your family as well.
I could bore you with the details of how I became a photographer. I could tell you that I knew I wanted to be a photographer since the age of 8, that I went to a photography school with a rigorous and in-depth course schedule, that I've won awards and recognition for my photography, and that I have interned for and work with well established photographers and organizations that have taught me so much along the way. But, I don't think that's the most important information when choosing a photographer that is perfect for your family.
What I think is important to clients is relating. I believe most people like to feel a sense of familiarity when working with a person, and list of bragging points isn't going to do that. So instead, I will tell you about myself, as a person. I am a wife, married in 2007 to my husband, Dennis. You will often see him assisting during shoots, and he has even trained as a second shooter for my weddings, sports and schools. I am a mom to 2 little boys, whom you will often see (or hear) playing in the studio on days I don't have photo shoots.
I love music (doesn't everybody) but can't sing worth a dime. So, when I sing my boys their lullabies at night, it's off key and terrible, but they love it. I love dancing, but I don't really frequent bars or clubs, so I can usually be caught dancing around my living room with a vacuum cleaner or broom as my partner. Sometimes I start things I don't finish. Sewing projects, baby books, home projects, the list goes on.
You see, I'm a person, just like you. I get busy, I get sick, I sometimes forget something, or misplace things. We all have our little quirks that make us special. I understand what it takes to be a mom, a hard worker, a friend. I hope you give me the chance to get to know you and your family as well.