Last spring I was contacted by the owners of the local Subway stores to create images of all of their stores for display in their newly renovated head office. I made multiple trips to each store to photograph them during the day, evening and at night so we could include a variety of looks to choose from. After proofs were ready, we looked through them all and the clients decided on the night time shots in black and white. After hearing how spectacular metal prints are, they decided to go with 16x20s in metal.
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| Summit Drive |
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| Fortune Drive |
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| Hillside Drive |
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| McGill Road (A cozy fireplace and couches with wifi and laptop plug-ins make it my favourite to date!) |
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| Tranquille Road |
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| Oriole Road |
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| Victoria Street |
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| Aberdeen Mall |
Metal prints are made using high-heat technology to fuse the image into aluminum metal. They are waterproof, do not require frames, and are absolutely stunning to see in real life. If you would like to see a metal sample, head down the
Movements Dance and Active Wear at 103-125 4th Avenue in Kamloops and look for the 16x20 print of the little Ballerina Baby... or come have coffee with me some Monday evening and I can show you one!
Carrie
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