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So what is 'Concepia"? And why is it "Your Center for Creativity"?
Concepia is a new business venture run by local photographer, John Sinclair, and is located at Churchill Corner above the ferry landing. Concepia offers the following services:
- Commercial Gallery: A dedicated photographic gallery focusing primarily on new and emerging Photographers from the Pacific Northwest.
- Photographic Studio: Concepia is a Portraiture studio, but we have experience in all areas of commercial photography. Award Winning!
- Custom Framing: Come browse our collection of custom frames specifically aimed at showcasing your photography.
- Standard Frames: We carry a large stock of contemporary black frames in standard sizes. Mats and installation can be ordered on demand.
- Large Format Printing: Concepia runs an Epson 9900. The best 44" printer in the world! From Premium Luster to Matte Canvas, we can print on it all.
- Standard Printing: Don't need a huge print for you wall? Let me take care of the smaller prints too. 8x10's start at $11.
- Art Bookstore: Largest collection of monographs north of Powells, or close to it. Come sit on the couch and browse the world's photographers.
- Website Design: Concepia's design commitment is to build you a custom website that you can manage yourself. Take control today!
- Technology Tutoring: From Photoshop to Mac, we'll hold your hand through every step. Custom photographic workshops available.
So you see, with all these services on offer, Concepia really is a "Creative Center". Even if you don't see it see it listed on here, come in and talk to me. We'll find a solution to whatever problem you have. |
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Concepia presents
New and Select Works
May 30th - July 10th 2009
Reception May 30th doors open at 2 p.m.
Danielle Dean Palmer’s work depicts a world between times. She uses a blend of old and new image making techniques to reveal a primal and personal vision of nature in its most elemental form. Her elegant compositions are evocative of specimens collected from a memory of encounter, an experience of something eternal and inextricably of us. They are works of discovery unveiled with a subtle lens. |
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