Target Portrait Studios

I’m not a big fan of taking family photos. It’s the fake smiles and poses that just turn me off, but my wife was adamant. You know the saying, happy wife, happy life. Made appointment online and went to take pictures. The girl working didn’t seem very interested and the pictures showed it. My daughter was being stubborn by not smiling, but expected her to have more tricks up her sleeve since she does it often.
After the session, we selected three (of 15 or so poses) pictures we wanted to keep digitally and a set of 50 Christmas cards with three selected pictures. We filled out paperwork and told our cards and CD would be ready a week later. AT the time seems like a long time. Our delivery date comes and we are told it’s not here. When will it be here? They don’t know, just keep checking back? Doesn’t seem like a feasible answer. The next day, we drop by because they refuse to answer the phone and are told the same thing.
Since they seem so lost, I asked for my money back (almost $ 200) and my friends and family won’t get a babies first Christmas card from us now. I was very disappointed in my experience with Target Portrait Studios and don’t deserve my money.
In closing, they have amature photographer teens who don’t care working and were very lost on when your pictures would get delivered.