To our friends, family and customers--
Thank you for supporting us throughout the past several years and for entrusting us with your special memories. You have encouraged us to continually grow and challenge ourselves, personally and professionally. It is because of you and your support that we are able to make this happen...
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Now booking your family and senior portraits is...
As Easy as 1, 2, 3!
One Senior (or family), Two Hours, and Three Outfits...ONLY $75 sitting fee*.
(Regularly $95.00 sitting fee. Families limited to two outfits, all family breakouts included)
Square It and Share It!
Two Seniors, Two Outfits and Two Hours...ONLY $65 sitting fee*.
(Seniors Only. Completed as one session, includes a $25.00 photo credit** per senior.)
We REWARD Referrals!
If you tell your friends about us and they book an appointment, you get a $25.00 photo credit**. Please make sure that your friends mention your name when they book!
*Must call by July 15th to book your session and SAVE! Sessions need not occur by July 15 to qualify. **Call for details.
We are so excited and will be hosting an open house in the weeks to come. Check back for more information!
Looking forward to seeing you at the studio!
Best wishes,
Gail and George
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
WOW! How Inspiring!
Well, George and I have been busy winding up the theatre season and getting ready for the wedding season. However, we found some time to to attend a workshop called "Bellies and Babies" put on by renowned photographer, Sandy Puc (pronounced Putch). We were fascinated by her and so inspired!
I have admired Sandy's work for years and was so thrilled to meet her! (Thanks George for taking the photo!)
Anyway, George and I can't wait to put our new resources to work! So, if you know anyone in their 7th month of pregnancy or with a newborn or soon to have a newborn, who would be interested in having photos taken, please foward them our link! We are offering an introductory rate for sessions booked by June 31st and would love to work with them. (Oh, and this would make a great baby shower gift as well!) Just give us a call!
Check back soon to see what else we're up to!
Until next time...
Gail
I have admired Sandy's work for years and was so thrilled to meet her! (Thanks George for taking the photo!)
Anyway, George and I can't wait to put our new resources to work! So, if you know anyone in their 7th month of pregnancy or with a newborn or soon to have a newborn, who would be interested in having photos taken, please foward them our link! We are offering an introductory rate for sessions booked by June 31st and would love to work with them. (Oh, and this would make a great baby shower gift as well!) Just give us a call!
Check back soon to see what else we're up to!
Until next time...
Gail
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Water at WATA?
"Metamorphoses" at Westford Academy
A Pool and a Theatrical perfomance...
One would think that the two things would have nothing to do with each other.
Well.....guess again!
Leave it too my friends at WATA to push the limits once again.
Yes thats right a pool on stage. Needless to say that there were multiple wet vacs on hand = )
The show is called "Metamorphoses" and was directed by Dr. Luke Jorgensen. Every time I have worked with Luke at WATA, there is always a little surprise in store for me. Nice work once again Luke!
What is it about you ask? Well quoting an online source, it is "Based on Ovid's transformation myths, the play subtly mixes the ancient stories of pathos and tragedy with contemporary language, humor, and thought, all enacted in and around a large pool of water in the center of the stage. The themes of love, the inevitability of change, and the human ability to adapt to change are timeless, as is amply demonstrated by the sometimes eerie closeness of a vignette to the original lines from Ovid, which still manage to resonate with modern viewers."
I was loving the play on light and reflection that this offered and I capitalized on it in the show poster as well as a few shots during the play.
The students did a wonderful job bringing these eclectic tails to life.
Tonight is the final performance and I am looking to bag a couple more shots to add to the gallery.
Break a leg everyone!
A Pool and a Theatrical perfomance...
One would think that the two things would have nothing to do with each other.
Well.....guess again!
Leave it too my friends at WATA to push the limits once again.
Yes thats right a pool on stage. Needless to say that there were multiple wet vacs on hand = )
The show is called "Metamorphoses" and was directed by Dr. Luke Jorgensen. Every time I have worked with Luke at WATA, there is always a little surprise in store for me. Nice work once again Luke!
What is it about you ask? Well quoting an online source, it is "Based on Ovid's transformation myths, the play subtly mixes the ancient stories of pathos and tragedy with contemporary language, humor, and thought, all enacted in and around a large pool of water in the center of the stage. The themes of love, the inevitability of change, and the human ability to adapt to change are timeless, as is amply demonstrated by the sometimes eerie closeness of a vignette to the original lines from Ovid, which still manage to resonate with modern viewers."
I was loving the play on light and reflection that this offered and I capitalized on it in the show poster as well as a few shots during the play.
The students did a wonderful job bringing these eclectic tails to life.
Tonight is the final performance and I am looking to bag a couple more shots to add to the gallery.
Break a leg everyone!
Monday, April 21, 2008
A new look...
WOW! Aaron, our webdesigner, out did himself this time! I LOVE our new home page! Now showcasing some favorite images...maybe yours is there, or maybe it will be! We will try to be rotating images periodically, but if you haven't noticed, there are a variety of background images being used for the page...just click the refresh button and they will come up.
We've also heard your requests for shortcuts to galleries and an easier way to contact us! So, it is there--all on the new page. I am thrilled!
Shoot us an email and let us know what you think!
Gail(at)asaphotographic(dot)com
oh, and if you're in need of web design assistance, check out Aaron's site: aaronspagnolo(dot)com
We've also heard your requests for shortcuts to galleries and an easier way to contact us! So, it is there--all on the new page. I am thrilled!
Shoot us an email and let us know what you think!
Gail(at)asaphotographic(dot)com
oh, and if you're in need of web design assistance, check out Aaron's site: aaronspagnolo(dot)com
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
A show that conquered the odds in more ways than one...
"Jesus Christ Super Star" at Tyngsboro High
OK.....WOW!
Where do you go after this show.
Talk about heavy. Needless to say, we kept the kids home for this one.
The last three scenes were indescribable. After seeing the performance the first couple of times, I found myself watching the audience's reaction more than the show.
The word emotional does not come close.
Hands down one of their most powerful performances.
Just check it out...
The North Shore Music Theater also recognized Tyngsboro High for there spotlight award.
Making this feat even more amazing was the fact that this was all pulled of in the midst of a tragic loss to one cast member as his father passed away right before the start of the show run.
Amazingly enough he was there in full force and nailed his solo piece receiving a huge round of applause...and rightfully so.
If I could speak to him right now I would say to him without any question... "He heard you".
Though nowhere near as significant as this tragedy, I was faced with another sad reality of having to say goodbye to another great group of kids who happen to be, up to this point, my longest running group of students. Tyngsboro has a middle school theater program and I met these students there back in 2003. I have had the pleasure of watching them grow, and grow, and GROW for the past 5 years. I hope to still see them after this year is over when they visit the theater program for future shows. Not seeing them again would be sad. I will miss the parents equally as I have had the pleasure providing them with captured memories of their most prized possessions over the past 5 years. So.....come back and visit me Seniors! You know where you can find me = )
George
OK.....WOW!
Where do you go after this show.
Talk about heavy. Needless to say, we kept the kids home for this one.
The last three scenes were indescribable. After seeing the performance the first couple of times, I found myself watching the audience's reaction more than the show.
The word emotional does not come close.
Hands down one of their most powerful performances.
Just check it out...
The North Shore Music Theater also recognized Tyngsboro High for there spotlight award.
Making this feat even more amazing was the fact that this was all pulled of in the midst of a tragic loss to one cast member as his father passed away right before the start of the show run.
Amazingly enough he was there in full force and nailed his solo piece receiving a huge round of applause...and rightfully so.
If I could speak to him right now I would say to him without any question... "He heard you".
Though nowhere near as significant as this tragedy, I was faced with another sad reality of having to say goodbye to another great group of kids who happen to be, up to this point, my longest running group of students. Tyngsboro has a middle school theater program and I met these students there back in 2003. I have had the pleasure of watching them grow, and grow, and GROW for the past 5 years. I hope to still see them after this year is over when they visit the theater program for future shows. Not seeing them again would be sad. I will miss the parents equally as I have had the pleasure providing them with captured memories of their most prized possessions over the past 5 years. So.....come back and visit me Seniors! You know where you can find me = )
George
Billerica Memorial High School
Sorry you have not heard from me in a bit....I have been away on a tropical Island.
Wait a minute....No I haven't, I just attended the last run of Billerica Memorial High School's "Once Upon this Island"
It is always cool to go back to my old alma-mater.
The cast did another great job and the tech crew as well. The lighting and affects were some of the best I have seen there. Gail got to photograph "A Mid-Summer Nights Dream" so I missed the cool lighting for that one unfortunately.
Check out some pics...
George
P.S. Best Wishes to all the Seniors.
Wait a minute....No I haven't, I just attended the last run of Billerica Memorial High School's "Once Upon this Island"
It is always cool to go back to my old alma-mater.
The cast did another great job and the tech crew as well. The lighting and affects were some of the best I have seen there. Gail got to photograph "A Mid-Summer Nights Dream" so I missed the cool lighting for that one unfortunately.
Check out some pics...
George
P.S. Best Wishes to all the Seniors.
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Action on the Theater front....(George's first contribution to the Blog)
First off, congratulations to Westford Academy Theater Arts for a big victory, winning the State Finals with their "Dancing at Lughnasa" performance. Hats off to Mr. Towers and to all the cast and crew.
Even during the dress rehersal I felt like I was time warped back to 1930's Ireland. When I feel it through the lens, that's when I know the actors are "in the zone." Props to the crew! The set and lights were spot on!
So was the case with the cast at Middlesex Community College with their performance of "The Crucible" this past November. I had seen it performed twice before so I had an idea of what to expect... but man, did they NAIL it. I could barely shoot the last couple of scenes as I was feeling the fear and tension build toward the final scene.
Tomorrow night I will be shooting at Tyngsboro. The students there make me feel like family and in some cases they make me feel like a cast member! Last November during their perfomance of "Nunsense" I ended up as part of the show! I can't wait to see what they have in store for me tomorrow night.
-George
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