Larmon Photo has been serving the Delaware Valley since 1939. In that time the name Larmon has become synonymous with high quality products combined with outstanding customer service.  It is with that same pride that Larmon has teamed up with International Award winning Portrait Artist Jeffrey H. Mantler to create the new Larmon Studios. 

Mantler is a third generation photographer who has earned the coveted degrees Master of Photography, Photographic Craftsman, and Certified Professional Photographer.  Since receiving these degrees Mantler has become a popular teacher and author. He has lectured to his colleagues on his style of photography the world over, including programs demonstrating his techniques to photographers at several International Conventions of the Professional Photographers of America.

Although Mantler currently acts as a consultant and meets corporate photographic needs he continues to specialize in creating portraits of families and children, and, is quickly becoming recognized for his illustrative images. A recipient of the prestigious Kodak Gallery Award, Mantler’s images have also been exhibited at EPCOT at Disney World, the Professional Photographer's of America's Master's Loan Collection, graced the covers of countless magazines and have been included in several books and publications. In August of 2007, he completed a series of images illustrating the relationships between 'Grandfathers and Grandchildren' and 'Aunts and Nephews/Nieces' that will be published by Sterling Publication as part of their series "Life's Big Little Moments" and available at Barnes and Nobel in the fall of 2008. In November 2007 a number of images from a series entitle "The Seashore" were placed on display on the Center for Fine Art Photography online gallery.

Mantler has developed much of who he is today through camera's lens, and has always seen life as a portrait, and, each image he creates, a cog thereof. Subsequently, he has been commissioned to create portraits for dignitaries and had the pleasure capturing the memories of the many. No matter who, or what, his subject, he continually strives to capture and portray the essence of each and every, person, object, and moment.