Blue Stone Photography's New Studio on Front Street

This August I closed down the home studio for a month while I spent some quality time with the family.  We went on a 10 day RV trip to Olympic National Park where we rode horses on the beach, went Go-Karting and did lots of hiking and exploring.  It was a great chance to relax and unwind and prepare for all of the new changes that were coming up in September. 

September marked the move to my new studio location in New Westminster, which I am sharing with another very talented photographer.  It is a beautiful heritage building with brick walls and a huge 1,000 foot studio that has a large white shooting cove. 

While exciting, this new move was a huge step for me and quite frankly, pretty terrifying.  Gone was the familiarity and comfort of my in-home studio environment, which had worked so well for the last few years.  I’ve now done a few sessions at my new ‘home’ and the anxiety is almost gone.  The new space is unique and spacious and I’m really enjoying the freedom of working in such a creative environment.  I’m excited about what this change will bring and already have some great ideas (but more on that later). 

I’m putting together some ‘behind the scene’s shots’ from one of my first sessions and will be posting them soon.   For now, here are some images of the new studio.   I’d love to hear what you think.

This is the white shooting cove in the studio.  

This is the main entry way leading to the studio space which is just behind the large white barn door.