FYI
ANGEL OAK by Dan Robbins
We thought this photograph by Dan Robbins of the Angel Oak was one of the nicest photos we have seen of this live oak. We doubled matted it in colors that let the tree “shine” so to speak.
The Angel Oak Tree is thought to be one of the oldest living things in the country. The land where the Angel Oak Tree stands was part of Abraham Waight’s 1717 land grant. The City of Charleston now owns the property. The Angel Oak Park is free and the tree should be added to any visit to Charleston, Kiawah or Seabrook Islands.
Google Places now comes inside for a look around.
Did you ever want to see the inside of a business before you shopped there? Well now you can with Google 360. Come in and take a look around. This new photography feature allows you to see ur shop before you come in. Does it do the store justice? I think so ! I think it will give you a good sense that we have one of the largest selections of mouldings in the area. You can also see 6 racks of matting choices to select the perfect color for your art. We also have finished pieces on display. After you take a “look around” stop by and see for yourself!
Naturally Jim Allen
The wildlife photography of Jim Allen is stunning! Jim Allen is an award winning photographer in Summerville who spends hours behind the lens capturing moments in time. We have framed several of his birds in striking poses for customers, ourselves and for charity auctions. We are offering his photos in various sizes at a discount along with custom framing options. When framing photos it is important to make sure the framing and matting compliment the subject. The use of conservation glass will preserve your photos for many years to come.
