Sample Sale!

Take a peek in our Sample Sale Gallery for our offering of discontinued Wild Sorbet frames and some of our GNP line.   Click on "Clients" in the menu bar above, then enter "Sample" click on the image for full details!  Please call the studio for purchasing and reference the frame #. 

603-867-4970

And to add to the savings, if you purchase one of the discontinued frames in our sale we will offer you a 30% discount on a print or canvas, of a previous session, to be mounted into your new frame!

Happy Shopping!

Announcing our Boudoir Event at Kimball Jenkins Estate!

January 18th we will be offering our wonderfully pampering Boudoir Sessions!  This collection includes professional hair styling, professional make up application by Rosangela, a 45 minute portrait session, and a beautiful hand-crafted matted folio with 2 images of your choice for only $240!

 The Kimball Jenkins Estate was originally the private residence of a prominent Concord family and it's classic Victorian style is perfect to make your timeless beauty shine!  The soft natural light streams through the classic large windows and into the romantic rooms.

Lingerie is anticipated, but not required!  A favorite date night dress or even a vintage outfit would be prefect for these sessions as well.

Now is the time to prepare a tasteful gift for your loved one for Valentine's Day!  

Call 603-867-4970 or email [email protected] to reserve your session.

Sessions are limited, so a $100 deposit will be taken to reserve the time.

Drawer albums and Custom Mobile Apps are also available for purchase.  

Excited to announce....

Due to the popularity of our Clicks for Kids photography class, we will be adding another session this winter!

There is ONE seat left in our Thursday class.  Starting January 15 - February 19, 4-5 pm in our studio.

New session is Tuesday, January 13 - February 17, 4-5 pm in our studio!

For kids 10-14, 6 weeks of classes, for $65.  Come join us in the studio to learn how to take your camera off the automatic settings.  Learning the proper exposure using f-stops and shutter speeds and combining them to achieve the desired look for your images.  In class we will discuss the rules of composition and basic lighting patterns for portraits.  There will be fun activities in class, like creating sun prints and pinhole cameras, along with some homework!   Students will need a digital SLR or a digital camera that has manual settings.  For questions or to secure a spot for you child, please call Allison at 867-4970 or email [email protected].  Class size is limited so if interested, don't wait to secure a seat!

Clicks for Kids!

Introduction to Digital Photography for Young People!

For kids, ages 10-14, 6 weeks of classes, for $65.  Come join us in the studio to learn how to take your camera off the automatic settings.  Learning the proper exposure using f-stops and shutter speeds and combining them to achieve the desired look for your images.  In class we will discuss the rules of composition and basic lighting patterns for portraits.  There will be fun activities in class, like creating sun prints and pinhole cameras, along with some homework!  Classes begin Septem, Thursdays from 4-5pm (snow date is Mar 5).  Students will need a digital SLR or a digital camera that has manual settings.  For questions or to secure a spot for you child, please call Allison at 867-4970 or email [email protected].  Class size is limited so if interested, don't wait to secure a seat!

Come join us on November 8th and 9th for our Annual Holiday Mini Sessions!

Enjoy a winter wonderland at our indoor set and, weather permitting, an outdoor set too!

Limited 30 minute session are available for a $50 fee, call today and book, 603-867-4970

Let Pantone's fall color inspire your wardrobe for portraits this year!

What do you think?  Favorites?  We see some fun combos in this mix!

You’re a senior in high school! You’ve come a long way…and you have a story to tell. You may or may not be a writer, but one of the ways you will share your story for generations to come is through your senior portrait.

I was a senior in high school back in 1995. My hair had finally recovered from the horrible, chopped-way-too-short haircut that I started 8^th grade with, and was now long, very long, and still very curly. I had gotten rid of the glasses that graced my nose a few years earlier in yearbook pictures, and now wore contacts. Braces were gone too. In one picture I’m wearing my cap and gown. In another, I’m holding my fluffy white cat, “Kitt” who I literally grew up with. And in another, I’m posing in my riding outfit, reminding me of the day when my grandfather sent me a horse and the ensuing years of equine love that eventually dwindled as I got busier and busier with high school activities. Location was on the same university campus where I had attended high school and where I would go on to attend and graduate from college. All pieces of my story.

So what is your story? For many seniors, this year in your life will be one of the most memorable and eventful; the end of many familiar things, and the beginning of new adventures. Your senior portrait is meant to reflect who you are at this time in your life, and give glimpses into the person you are becoming. Think about the images from your portrait session as telling a story.

Thinking about your senior portrait, but not sure where to start? Here are some ideas…

~Location:  Your senior portrait can be in the studio, at a location of your choice, or both. Do you have a special place that really speaks of who you are? Choosing the right location can help you feel at ease, convey a meaningful part of your story and spark conversation for generations to come.

~“But I like to go barefoot!” No problem. Your clothing choices are a huge part of the person you are. Choose clothing that’s comfortable and shows your personality. Choose colors that will complement both your skin-tone and your environment.

~Don’t be afraid to speak up! Have an idea for the best, epic photo of all time, but wonder if Allison will think you’re crazy? Remember, some of the best images have come from “thinking outside the box.”

~Bring a friend! Close friends can be a major part of your high school memories. They’re the ones who have shared in your story. So, feel free to bring along a friend and include them in some of your pictures.

You have a story to tell – the story of who you are, and of who you are becoming. So, let’s make some amazing memories of your story through images! Congratulations on being a senior in high school! May this year be a wonderful journey for you.

~Jessica Clater