Announcing Our Online Gallery Show

We are having our first annual online gallery show which will open next Thursday! We have taken our favorite shots from each wedding we had in 2007 and created fine art images that will be for sale online on our newly created gallery page. All of the subjects in the show (ie 2007 brides) will get a special invitaion via email with all of the info on how to see them and when.

In the meantime we thought it would be fun to share some examples of the before and after images that we have been working on. We have said WOW! like a million times over the past few days of working on this project, it's just amazing to see what is possible. Enjoy!

Carrie and Marc on Ocean Drive in Newport (above)

Alexandra at Mount Hope Farm in Bristol (above)

Sarah and Marc at Blithewold in Bristol (above)

Erin at the Viking Hotel in Newport (above)

new! super cute 6x9 parent albums

This album is hot off the presses! It's a new size, a very cute 6x9 in horizontal or vertical. It is perfect as a parent album- or as an album for all your great photo lounge pics. It's adorable! Also, if you like the vertical/horizontal for your album as opposed to the square 12x12, we offer that now too in an 8x12 size. You could do a clone album (photos are all the same but the size is shruken) for your parents in the 6x9. The album company gives us a big discount on clone albums, which we can pass along to you. Good to know!

Change

The below photo is of the building next door to us at Davol Square. For many years it has just been vacant and there was talk of various different things happening to it. About six months ago we saw movement and an enormous crane and now renovations are under way. It got me thinking about the past present and future. So often it feels like nothing ever changes, you get into a routine, you drive past the same things every day on the way to work, you see the same people doing the same things etc. But then there are moments like seeing this building bustling with activity that you realise things change a lot. You can always count on change to happen, even amidst the seemingly unchanging lanscapes that you get so used to.

Living through a New England winter can be tough, you start to feel like the cold and grey days will never end, but alas the temuratures eventually do start to increase, like today, it's 60! And then a small flower appears from the grey and barren ground, and you feel the hope of the change that is coming, it's always a great feeling! Although it will be back in the 30's by the end of the week, I am grateful to have a few days to enjoy and not be cold and cranky!

The photo above this one is the front view of the old 'Narragansett Electric Lighting Co.' This is the link to see some old photos of the building as it was back in the day, and some images of what it will become in the future http://www.artinruins.com/arch/redevelop/harbor/#
Of course the other photo is of me enjoying the warm temps and getting out of the office for a few minutes to photograph the Dynamo House and finding a cool doorway in our own building here at Davol Square. Thanks for reading!

Trish