The Big Studio Move

I know that it is Tuesday and I am WAY late for my usual Sunday Blog posting, but you are lucky, or maybe not, to get anything at all!

I am in the middle of cleaning out my upstairs matting and framing studio and lugging it all to a disorganized pile in my barn.  I’m waiting for the floor to dry in my beautiful new studio before I can start moving things in and organizing my new space. 

Tight Foam Insulation

Meanwhile, we are cleaning and setting up two guest rooms in anticipations of Abigail’s big wedding celebration.  One-hundred and twenty people will coming this Saturday night for a big party at the beautiful Mayfair Farm in Harrisville and we will be welcoming many of them to our house Sunday morning for an informal brunch.  Needless to say, both my wife and daughter are freaking out over all the complex logistics.   I’m trying to help where I can, but mostly I am struggling to stay out of the way.

Pano from my back side Screened porch
Next years project, but the door is in!

My Studio in a Pile

Finally, and almost incidentally, I still have a photography business to run.  The Annual Art in the park is coming up in a couple of weeks, the proof for my 2019 New England Reflections Calendar needs to be reviewed, I have to prepare for my next Introduction to Digital Photography Class, I have a number of orders to fill for clients and I would LOVE to be able to get out and shoot a few pictures as summer begins to fade.

First Coat of Poly

With all that whining out of the way, this week I offer a collection of images demonstrating the progress on my future studio.  I am very excited about the results and anxious to start moving in.  If Jason was a little less of a perfectionist I would already be there.

 

Jeffrey Newcomer
www.partridgebrookreflections.com