"The aim of art is not to represent the
outward appearance of things,
but their inward significance."
HELLO! I’m Trina, a Massachusetts-based boutique photographer specializing in custom wall art, whimsical composites and memory-filled albums designed to be family your heirlooms.
Have you ever stood in a museum completely in awe of the masterpieces which surround you? If so, you may have some idea of how I feel about the transformational power art. Art is meant to be seen and enjoyed! Can you imagine if Van Gough’s, Monet’s or Degas’ masterpieces were simply saved on a USB drive or stored it securely in the cloud? Like art in a museum, I have similar feelings when holding a vintage a portrait of an ancestor - as though if for a brief moment I connect to not only to my past but the beauty of a simpler time.
Time is fleeting. Kids grow fast. I believe it is important to surround yourself with the people and moments which inspire joy in your life.
Come join me on a carefully curated journey as we work side-by-side to create wall art of the precious people and furry companions who fill your life with love!
My heart skips a beat with delight every time
I see delicately carved stone, sweeping Roman or Gothic arches, colonnades, marble statues, grand staircases, mirrored ballrooms, stained glass windows and even the beauty of rubble stone walls
enclosing a whimsical English-style garden.
Soft, billowy, whispy goodness. I love to watch how they change shape as they cross the sky and turn colors during sunrise and sunset. I love the way light passes in, through and around them.
After traveling to Ireland, I learned what we call "green" in Utah, is actually a shade of brown! I fell in love with the rain forests of Olympic National Park and Peru. I now find peace along streamside trails in Massachusetts. Green moss and ferns are my favorite - they make the surroundings feel magical.
I love the look of an elegant macarons, ruffle cakes, petit fours and delicate royal icing cookies! It is even more fun to try to make them! Sometimes the home baked treats - especially the macarons - turn out more like "Nailed It" but the process is both a challenge and a delight!