About ROP

We capture studio-quality images of the most personal nature that reach into the heart in a

unique way for each customer.

Our success is spirited by our seventy plus years’ experience and dedicated employees, mostly

family – some 3rd generation, that understand how important Superior Value, Quality

Products, and Excellent Service are to our customers’ satisfaction.

In our studio we strive to create a warm and friendly atmosphere in order to reflect what is

special and distinctive about each of our customers, yet incorporate many of those

traditional portraits our customers expect.

Although our studio specializes in professional high school senior portraits, the same

professional skills & studio quality are implemented when photographing a family,

children, infants, prenatal, on-location, commercial and event photography.

Even our School Photography clients receive our professional skills & quality.

This means, whether it is studio, school day portraits, sport, proms or dances, we strive for

excellence and integrity in all our modalities.

River Oaks is grateful to all the wonderful people we have met and allowed us to craft their

special and enduring memories; and honored to provide quality photographs that bestow

our customers the means to narrate their spirit of today and archive their personal &

family histories for future generations.

River Oaks Photography is now located at 530 Asbury Dr. Ste. C, Mandeville, Louisiana, 70471.

It is on the west side of Asbury Dr., north of Whitney Bank (corner of Asbury Dr. &

Hwy. 190) & just north of LaSalle St. (first street heading north from Hwy. 190 – there is a

car wash on the corner of LaSalle)

We are directly across from Bud Gregg, State Farm Insurance & south of Little Tokyo (red

light on Asbury Dr. at Desoto St./Sharp Rd.)

See map below, click on it to enlarge.

Need help finding us? Call us at 985-674-2357

“Photography has the capacity to provide images of man and his environment that are both works of art and moments in history.” – Cornell Capa

About ROP

We capture studio-quality images of the most personal nature that reach into the heart in a

unique way for each customer.

Our success is spirited by our seventy plus years’ experience and dedicated employees, mostly

family – some 3rd generation, that understand how important Superior Value, Quality

Products, and Excellent Service are to our customers’ satisfaction.

In our studio we strive to create a warm and friendly atmosphere in order to reflect what is

special and distinctive about each of our customers, yet incorporate many of those

traditional portraits our customers expect.

Although our studio specializes in professional high school senior portraits, the same

professional skills & studio quality are implemented when photographing a family,

children, infants, prenatal, on-location, commercial and event photography.

Even our School Photography clients receive our professional skills & quality.

This means, whether it is studio, school day portraits, sport, proms or dances, we strive for

excellence and integrity in all our modalities.

River Oaks is grateful to all the wonderful people we have met and allowed us to craft their

special and enduring memories; and honored to provide quality photographs that bestow

our customers the means to narrate their spirit of today and archive their personal &

family histories for future generations.

River Oaks Photography is now located at 530 Asbury Dr. Ste. C, Mandeville, Louisiana, 70471.

It is on the west side of Asbury Dr., north of Whitney Bank (corner of Asbury Dr. &

Hwy. 190) & just north of LaSalle St. (first street heading north from Hwy. 190 – there is a

car wash on the corner of LaSalle)

We are directly across from Bud Gregg, State Farm Insurance & south of Little Tokyo (red

light on Asbury Dr. at Desoto St./Sharp Rd.)

See map below, click on it to enlarge.

Need help finding us? Call us at 985-674-2357

“Photography has the capacity to provide images of man and his environment that are both works of art and moments in history.” – Cornell Capa