Showing posts with label Boston Globe Store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boston Globe Store. Show all posts

Friday, September 25, 2009

Gallery Talk with J. Sybylla Smith "Off the Wall - Fashion in Black & White"

October 4, 4 PM
The Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging
11 Brighton St., Belmont, MA
Photos: Marilyn Riseman by William Huber

Inspired by famed fashion and portrait photographer, Richard Avedon, who shot and edited for the wall rather than the page, this exhibit showcases black-and-white images by area fashion photographers. Curator J. Sybylla Smith gives a brief tour of the exhibit, followed by an intimate behind-the-scenes discussion on style and fashion concepts in today's fashion photography

Monday, August 17, 2009

Boston Globe Store - Photo of the Week - Revere Beach


This shot was taken in 1962 and has been another great black and white photo from the Boston Globe Store. This famous shot of Revere beach with cyclone roller coaster in the background can be purchased directly from the Boston Globe Store. Digital Silver Imaging will print the image on true black and white silver paper to give the print its true beautiful black and white quality and longevity. We can even frame it for you. Order your copy today from the Boston Globe Store.

Monday, August 10, 2009

Boston Globe Store Photo "Pic of the Week" - Julia Childs



The new movie, Julie & Julia, about our famous local chef, Julia Childs, has sparked renewed interest in her cookbooks and photos. This great image of her in her kitchen in Cambridge was taken in her home in October 1975. I love the pegboard on the wall that her husband put up for her to make it easier to find all of her cooking utensils and accessories. You can tell this was way before Williams Sonoma got a hold of the American kitchen!




So, you too can own a classic image of one of our most beloved chefs. Just go to the Boston Globe Store and order your own copy of this image. We'll even frame the black and white print for you!

Click here to order your true black and white print.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Boston Globe Store - All Star Photo


We have hunted through the Boston Globe Store and come across this vintage 1946 All Star Game photo from 1946 - 65 years ago!

You can order your copy of the photo directly from the Globe Store and have it printed at DSI!

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Barack Obama, New Editor Harvard Law Review

DSI is pleased to be the official black & white printer for The Boston Globe image archives. We get to see some fantastic images come through from the Boston Globe Store. One of our favorites is this shot of Barack Obama as the new editor of the Harvard Law Review. We made a number of prints from this file on his inauguration day.

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Ron Rosenstock prints at the Boston Globe Store

We are pleased to announce the addition of Ron Rosenstock’s B&W Fine Art images to the Boston Globe Store. Ron has selected DSI as his Fine Art B&W digital printer to meet the growing demand for his work in a digital age. Please read the introduction below to Ron’s work by Paul Caponigro.
Ron Rosenstock images at the Boston Globe Store

The Photography of Ron Rosenstock
By Paul Caponigro

Ron has worked within the tradition of large-format landscape photography for many years and comes to it with caring and a simple love of the craft. His eye surveys the external world as if inquiring; his images offer us intimations of answers. The elements of his subjects seem to align themselves to his quiet intent. Cloud, water, stone and mist-drenched and sun-gleamed flora arrange themselves in his photographs much like iron filings aligning to a magnet. Within this realm of affirmation we hear the quiet “whisperings” of his silver manipulations. His revelations, and our own, soon follow.

Ron’s images not only convey the grace of fine tradition but also his gratitude to those masters of photography who provided him with a foundation in the value of the craft. His photographs bespeak the peace and poise that come from attuning himself to the medium and to his own world. What appears to be longing in Ron’s photographs mirrors the longing we all feel for the spirit concealed from view. Mystery seems to be gentle with Ron; he accepts the challenge of discovery without brooding excessively over veiled treasures. Through the camera he sustains his search for connections with such mysteries. We see in his photographs his perseverance towards the greater flight.

From The Light of Ireleand
Photographs by Ron Rosenstock
Introduction by Paul Caponigro
Copyright 2000
Reprinted with permission from the artist.

Image - Noon Shadows, San Gimignano, Italy, 1995