Sweet little Caroline models the new Small Wonders onesie! This very cute design was created by Ashley at Fannie’s Closet in the Village of East Davenport. We hope to have onesies for girls and boys available in June. And anyone lucky enough to have a Trinity Medical Center ”baby of the week” will get one too!
Warm Autumn
Fearsome Photo Booth Fun!
Small Wonders’ Fearsome Photobooth Returns!
Join us on Friday, October 29th for our Fearsome Photobooth! Bring your ghosts and goblins in for a fun Halloween photo at the Small Wonders studio. There’ll be tricks, treats and $10 4x6s*. Plus Bucktown is hosting Deadstock the same evening, so you may even see a few zombies in the hallway! 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. will be our photo times, but stick around Bucktown ’cause the fun lasts until 9. Hope to see you! Boo!
*Photos must be picked up the evening of the event. No gift certificates valid with this offer.
That’s a Wrap!

Small Wonders recently teamed up with Edwards Creative on the photography for these super-cool vehicle wraps. The top image was taken at Mac’s Tavern in Davenport, and used as a vehicle wrap for the owner’s RV. The bottom image was taken of the Rock Island High School marching band and used to wrap the band’s trailer. As much as we love our portrait work, it’s fun to work on commercial projects every now and then!
Small Wonders hosts Matilda Jane Trunk Show, Friday October 1st



What is it about Matilda Jane Clothing that begs to be photographed?! We are pleased to announce our first trunk show here at the studio at Bucktown on Friday, October 1st from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Be the first to see the Matilda Jane Holiday Collection, and enter a drawing to win one of three Small Wonders prizes when you purchase a 3-piece Matilda Jane outfit.Everyone who attends gets 25% off any Small Wonders Fall Photo Session fee!* Matilda Jane makes grown up clothes for women too, so Moms with boy children are welcome to come! Please r.s.v.p. to Small Wonders at 563-324-0237.
(*offer not valid with any other gift certificate or prize)
Vintage Anne
Ever heard the term everything old is new again? We have to admit that technology is the name of the game in our industry, but sometimes kicking it old school is just what the doctor ordered when it comes to getting creative. Quinn purchased this Mamiya camera (circa 1980) and actually dug up some good old–yes–FILM to shoot with! He couldn’t resist taking a few shots of this strikingly beautiful senior girl–also named Anne–with this manual exposure camera. “It’s manual everything,” says Quinn, who began his career shooting film. A few of our original clients may even remember the now antiquated contact sheet! But stay tuned, more images from the Mamiya will be cropping up from time to time. And no worries, all of the images will be available circa 2010–online that is.















