First time race, Run for Shelter , a big success!

From left, Bill Lancaster, Cecil McNally, and Karl Bastian

Over 300 people showed up to participate in the first ever "Run for Shelter" 5k race. The race was originated to raise money for the Goodwill Inn in Traverse city.

The race was conceived and organized by Karl Bastian of Greenlight Marketing and Bill Lancaster of Lancaster Photography. Run for Shelter raised almost $7,000.00 for Goodwill Inn, northern Michigan's largest homeless shelter.

The event was made possible by incredible community support, great volunteers, participants, TC Track Club and sponsors: Cerca Trova, web marketing, Running Fit, Greenlight Marketing, Lancaster Photography, The Copy Shop, Fast Physical Fitness, Northern Express, Oryanan Natural Foods, American Proficiency Insititute, Benjamin Triggs, Northwestern Bank, Alfie, Cherry Hill Haven, and Everywhere U Go.

Senior Portraits Specials-Class of 2010

Senior portraits season is now starting for the class of 2010. Lancaster Photography is filling dates fast.

If you missed our annual One Day Sale at the beginning of June, there is still a chance to save. Call and book your summer senior portrait session at Lancaster Photography between now and July
10th, 2009, and you will receive 25% off. You session must take place before August 31 and paid in advance.

Because of Lancaster Photography's very popular Combo Session of half your poses in our downtown studio, and half in downtown Traverse City, our days fill up fast. So don't miss out.

Welcome!!

Welcome to the new Lancaster Photography Blog.

If your aren't familiar with Lancaster Photography lets give you a little background info.......My name is Bill Lancaster and I have been creating portraits for 20 some years in Traverse City Michigan. We are located in downtown Traverse City on Front Street. Lancaster Photography is in the heart of all the downtown action, like Cherry Festival, TC Film Festival, and Downtown Friday Night Live.

I am known for using downtown Traverse City architecture and its surrounding parks, and sandy beaches as a backdrop for our senior portraits and wedding photography. My senior portrait style, although laid back in nature, has a fashion edge to it. Our wedding photography style is photojournalist without losing the romance that every wedding exhibits.

When I am not attached to a camera, you will find me mountain biking a sweet piece of Northern Michigan singletrack trail or training for marathon ( I recently completed the Bayshore Marathon, and qualified for the Boston marathon). I also am an avid downhill skier, and am a student of the blues guitar. I am married to Teri, and have two children, Dylan, who just graduated high school, and Margaux, who is attending Traverse City West High School.