We wanted to take a moment to share a couple of the black and white images we created on a recent visit to Sunapee Hotel in New Hampshire. 

Wellness connection of Maine transformed a historical building into a retail space by carefully preserving its original architectural features while incorporating modern elements to create a unique shopping experience.
The business owners recognized the value of the building's rich history and invested in restoring it to its former glory while also making necessary updates to accommodate the needs of contemporary retail operations.
​The result was a stunning and highly appealing retail space that blended the past and present. By combining their passion for history and business acumen, the business owners were able to successfully transform a historical building into a thriving retail space, setting a great example for other businesses looking to repurpose historical structures.

Click the white arrows in the image and experience a full 360 degree view of the interior of the space. 

Hiring us as photographers for a retail cannabis space is crucial for several reasons. As professional photographers we can showcase the products, atmosphere, and overall brand image of the store in a visually appealing and appealing manner. We can create high-quality images that can be used for marketing, advertising, and website content. This helps attract potential customers and showcase the unique features of the retail space. Moreover, having professional photos of the products can help build trust with customers and increase the perceived value of the products. We also have the ability to capture the essence of the store, its atmosphere, and culture, which can help build a strong and positive brand image. In today's competitive market, having a strong visual presence is essential, and hiring us as your creative  photographers is a worthwhile investment for a successful cannabis retail space.

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The creative spirit is alive and well in Downtown Portland, Maine. Please allow us to share some of our most favorite moments of the First Friday Art walk downtown. 
All images created by Convinced Photography
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A photographic study through ​Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, New York

A photographic study of Beacon, New York. 

On our 2nd day of Cuba, after waking from a wonderful warm sweet rest, we walked through the streets of Havana. 
As I type those previous words, I am still in unbelief. The words are on this virtual page; we walked the streets of Havana. 
It happened. It was a real moment. We were there. It really happened? Yes.
The architecture of the city has markings and evidence of all its days. Some structures still have evidence of last night's party make-up still on. That tough opulent mascara is a pain to erase. Why erase it? 
Other areas of the city are hungry for new and the word yes. Like the arts district. Full of new, unruly, seasoned but with a new spice.
The parks are filled with local life. The now. The news. The updates. The gossip. The friendship. The warmth. 
We stayed out all day and watched the sun kiss all the areas of Havana, us included too!