We go beyond the ordinary to put your best image forward. We listen, ask questions and apply our extensive experience to create distinctive images you can bank on for your various marketing needs. We are up and running with social distancing, cleaning and disinfecting policies in place! Download PDF here. I recently photographed Framingham residents to celebrate and document families during the Pandemic.
The outdoor portraits were on their front steps, and I was at least 10' away on the sidewalk, wearing a mask and creating a unique portrait at no charge with donations to support the arts kindly accepted.
The outdoor portraits were on their front steps, and I was at least 10' away on the sidewalk, wearing a mask and creating a unique portrait at no charge with donations to support the arts kindly accepted.
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Lynne provides distinctive photography of the built environment, products/artwork, and people for business. She believes that photography is a collaborative process with her clients, and takes details seriously. Photography is her passion. Lynne is an active educator, presenting a wide variety of custom photography and Photoshop seminars designed for professionals and students.
We photograph 2-D and 3-D antiques and artwork for reproduction and documentation purposes with years of expertise and a color calibrated system to provide exceptional results. Reproduction for giclee printing (we print in house on 100% cotton rag paper and archival inks). The restoration process begins by photographing or scanning your original and creating a digital image.
Can't find a photography or Photoshop course with a schedule that meets your needs? We will custom tailor a private or group workshop for you either at our studio or a location of your choice. We teach to all skill levels in a variety of topics from basic camera operation to photography tips and techniques for specific situations.
Reviews (2)
Rand Weyler
Mar 01, 2019
I've been working with Damianos Photography for about 20 years or so for all of our photography needs in New England. I'm very picky and detail oriented and Lynne is very accommodating, patient and exceptionally skilled and knowledgeable about all things photography. We require interior photography at our job sites and Lynne is able to do this so well, even when it has to be done fast and without additional lighting.
This is often done before the project is completed and while other trades are still in our way. Lynne has great people skills and is able to work well with all parties involved. She takes the time to learn what we need, even understanding our products in order to capture them properly. Her staff has always been just as helpful, accommodating, and responsive as she is. I would highly recommend Damianos Photography!
This is often done before the project is completed and while other trades are still in our way. Lynne has great people skills and is able to work well with all parties involved. She takes the time to learn what we need, even understanding our products in order to capture them properly. Her staff has always been just as helpful, accommodating, and responsive as she is. I would highly recommend Damianos Photography!
Kristen
Dec 05, 2018
I wouldn't recommend coming here for personal photography lessons. I received a gift for lessons with my DSLR. I was mainly interested in learning more about portrait photography, just for home use - I'm very much a novice. She was very nice to work with, but it was mostly just looking at slide decks that she gave her photography student classes and just looking through the buttons on my camera and reading my camera manual.
I guess I was expecting to get more hands-on training about how to adjust for exposure and shutter speed. I did take away more about white balance which was helpful, but I was also told to use the 2nd to highest ISO settings for my camera, which I'm pretty sure is completely backwards from what you're supposed to do. I'm not sure how much was spent on my gift, but unfortunately I would recommend some of the free tutorials or blogs online over the experience that I had.
I guess I was expecting to get more hands-on training about how to adjust for exposure and shutter speed. I did take away more about white balance which was helpful, but I was also told to use the 2nd to highest ISO settings for my camera, which I'm pretty sure is completely backwards from what you're supposed to do. I'm not sure how much was spent on my gift, but unfortunately I would recommend some of the free tutorials or blogs online over the experience that I had.
