Hy Hope Farm Orchard Test Session

Hy Hope Farm Orchard Test Session

by | May 22, 2017 | Modern, Photography, Portraits, Print the Experience, Trinity Design, Uncategorized, Whitby

We popped over to the orchard to check on the blossoms, orchard locations and capture some tests for the upcoming “The Blossom Experience“. The larger blossom trees have fallen but the whole orchard is in now in bloom so got some great captures of the two varieties showing off their blossoms.

There are still two spots open for this event – which is one of the few outside seasonals we host.

This location can be booked for family photos at any point in the year with advance notice to the wonderful owners of Hy Hope Farm & Golf Course. You must stop in after your session to enjoy the festival of blossoms on site with music, great homemade goods in the store and an artisan tent.

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller

Starry Night – YWCA Durham Gala Fundraiser

Starry Night – YWCA Durham Gala Fundraiser

by | Apr 27, 2017 | Durham Region, Events, Modern, Photography, Trinity Design, Whitby, YWCA Durham

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“Violence Against Women is the largest human rights violation around the world. Our community is no exception. Here in Durham Region we are dealing with one of the highest incidents of domestic violence in the province. The statistics speak for themselves. Sadly, in Ontario, a woman is killed every six days by her partner and in Durham Region; one in three women will experience abuse in their lifetime. But…change is possible!”

Trinity Design is proud to be working as the event photographer on behalf of YWCA Durham for this event to provide marketing materials for this essential service in Durham Region. Statistically 1 in 3 women you KNOW have been touched by domestic violence so join us for this event or make a donation here: http://www.ywcadurham.org/donate-s2j8b

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller, Trinity Design | Whitby

The Magic of Shoot and Share

The Magic of Shoot and Share

by | Mar 31, 2017 | Durham Region, Editorial, Modern, Photography, Portraits, Print the Experience, The White Box Experience, Trinity Design, Uncategorized, Whitby

We have had the Shoot and Share application for over a year now and love how easy it makes showing clients how their images will appear on the walls of their OWN homes and offices. Here are the simple steps to have a mockup done for your home:

  • Tape an 8.5×11 sheet of paper to the wall you wish to mount your image(s) on.
  • We will use that sheet to measure so our mock up is to scale.
  • Let us know the sizing you are considering.
  • We will add that to the wall.
  • We can also help you work out wall clusters and photo walls.
  • Once complete we send you a mock up like the one shown here for a recent client (permission to show).

Print the experience with this handy tool so you get the right size for your home. Handy rules of thumb are anything with three seats needs at least 16×20 or larger depending on the design and layout of your home to not look too small on your wall.

Need help? Email us your requirements to “trinitydesign@rogers.com” or call us @ 905.925.7529 during business hours M to F 9 to 2 or set up a call outside of those hours.

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller

Thinking INSIDE the box.

Thinking INSIDE the box.

by | Mar 27, 2017 | Durham Region, Modern, Photography, Portraits, Print the Experience, The White Box Experience, Trinity Design, Whitby

I fell in love with the white box session idea three years ago when I was given the challenge by a client. We did a plain brown cardboard box and used natural light – it was a fun session – but I knew in time I could achieve more if and when the studio was built.
Fast forward to 2016 and we have a lovely 500 square foot studio space in the lower level of our home that is primed and ready for this kind of work. We have a huge box big enough to hold a family five (tight fit) or each one of you – showcasing your individual talents, playing with modern and simple shapes and styling.
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This is our first test – we did this one for our annual Christmas card – which because of the constant stream of work coming in 2016 will likely be a NEW YEARS CARD. These sessions will not be Christmas themed but you get the idea of the possibilities for a visual storyteller such as myself with a penchant for the modern look.
Each boy is featured. we engaged some shots using “observation” techniques – looking around the corner, looking up (we have others too in archive that were waving down). We used real hand stands and faked ones – oh and last time I checked my eldest cannot hang from the ceiling like a spider.
Since then we have done over 25 families in the box and we love the results, in fact we will be back in full force to do the for one of our two “The Christmas Experience” offerings.white-box-trinity-design-whitby
Clients have embraced this fun session with families ranging from young kids, to teens and even grandparents coming in to tell their story with us. We have seen baseball players, ballerinas, soccer fans and baseball fans, Harry Potter addicts, readers and just plain silly, family fun inside the box.
Want in on the action? Want to tell your family story? Sunday April 2, 2017 (White Box 3, Easter or Family Theme) – we have two spots that opened up due to severe illness, check out our event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1218331578215243/
Capture the experience. Book your experience session today  by calling 905.925.7529 or email us @ trinitydesign@rogers.com

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller

 

The Corporate Group Experience

The Corporate Group Experience

by | Mar 25, 2017 | Corporate, Durham Region, Modern, Photography, Portraits, Print the Experience, The Corporate Group Experience, Trinity Design, Whitby

We had a great time working with the group at Pace Technical Services Inc to help them capture the experience for 23 of their 25 person team. The team all had updated lifestyle head shots (1/2 body length) and we did a large group shot of the company as well for marketing purposes.

For our rate card on in office or in studio (Whitby) experiences for your Corporate Group please contact us.

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller

Fantastic experience – from the initial quote to the completed downloads. Enjoyed working with Trinity, highly recommend!

Shannon Berman

Office Manager, PACE Technical Services Inc.

YWCA Durham – How we can help.

by | Mar 23, 2017 | Durham Region, Modern, Photography, Trinity Design, Whitby, YWCA Durham

I have aligned our brand with the YWCA Durham team this year to support women experiencing domestic violence. The rates in Oshawa and Durham are alarming for domestic violence, higher on average than other areas in the province. Sadly the need is ever present and support paramount to help women get back on their feet after escaping the violence in their lives.

What can you do?

Starting immediately Trinity Design is collecting the following self care items for women in both the Y Wish Shelter and residency programs within the YWCA Durham organization. This includes the following NEW items (for health and sanitary reasons):

  • Feminine hygiene products: sanitary napkins and tampons
  • Toothpaste and toothbrushes, floss
  • Hand soaps, hand sanitizers, shower soaps
  • Baby products (diapers, pull ups, baby wipes, baby powder, shampoo, rash cream, baby oil)
  • Conditioners, shampoos, deodorant & razors (male & female), makeup, hair spray, self care products, hair dyes, NEW hair brushes

If you wish to make a cash donation visit: http://www.ywcadurham.org/donate-jn2u6

Tax receipts will be issued for donations of $15 or more. YWCA Durham is a Registered Charity with Revenue Canada.

In addition, consider attending the yearly gala Starry Nights in support : http://www.ywcadurham.org/starry-nights

Thank you for supporting women in need in Durham Region – we look forward to capturing the experience and will accept donations at all seasonal and regular experience sessions, too.

Kirsten McGoey, Visual Storyteller

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