Category Archives: Blog

Smart phones transport images faster than the time it takes to text “Hello” and sit in the pockets of millions of people around the world. Put this tool in the hands of master photographers and what happens? It looks a … Continue reading →

The title of our current exhibition at the Digital Silver Imaging Gallery says it all. This exhibition covers more than 50 years of Rock and Roll photography from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones first US tours to Lady Gaga … Continue reading →

Howard Schatz refers to his studio as a research laboratory. Before a single image is captured an extensive production is engineered with details on the sun, wind, and water conditions, exact placement of invisible markers and an artful application of industrial strength make-up. Only … Continue reading →

Torrential rains did little to dampen the energy or crowd gathered to celebrate our new South End location and Boston Fashion Week. Over two hundred visitors made Splashion their destination. The crowd spilled into our courtyard out back and the … Continue reading →

Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder. Guests attending last evenings gallery opening of the Griffin Museum of Photography @ Digital Silver Imaging were challenged to view the haunting elegance of anatomical specimens from the Mutter Museum in Philadelpia and theLazzarro Spallanzani collection in Regio … Continue reading →

Je Ne Sais Quoi  by J. Sybylla Smith Articulate and humor-filled descriptions of his creative process informed and entertained an eclectic audience at the Griffin Museum of Photography at Digital Silver Imaging‘s gallery talk last evening.  Photographer and videographer, Jonathan Stark, waxed poetically on the … Continue reading →

Friday’s opening of Jonathan Stark’s France:Chaleur was a celebration of the warmth found in sweeping views of Paris, the French countryside and the depth of character of it’s people. Shot on film during successive trips abroad the fiber silver gelatin prints are as soulful as … Continue reading →

“You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” I’m not absolutely sure that this is true, but I do know that first impressions can count for a lot. I was lucky this week to visit an outcropping … Continue reading →

How many people travel across state lines to attend an opening? Apparently, several! Estimates of 100 guests filled the gallery with a tangible buzz over the toned, sepia toned fiber prints ofFrancine Zaslow’s collaboration with chef David Remillard and food stylist Beth Wickwire. On … Continue reading →

Andy Ryan’s serene images of the sleek and mind-boggling-massive landmark projects of Beijing sparked awe-inspired conversation well past the viewing hours of the opening last night at the Griffin Gallery at Digital Silver Imaging. Architects marveled at the scale and scope of Steven … Continue reading →

Gallery Talk February 11 5:30 – 7 PM Photographer Jonathan Spath discusses : Romancing  ∑tone  Griffin Museum @ Digital Silver Imaging 11 Brighton Street Belmont, MA 617-489-0035 info@digitalsilverimaging.com  A high school Math teacher Jonathan blends two areas of deep personal … Continue reading →

Join accomplished photographer and guide Ron Rosenstock. Ron started leading photo tours in 1967. In those years he has led more than 200 tours to many destinations worldwide. Ron retired from Clark University after teaching photography there for thirty years. His published books … Continue reading →

In his series of photographs Romancing Σtone, Jonathan Spath unifies two areas of deep personal interest – math and photography. The photos, taken in a former granite quarry on Cape Ann, MA, also reflect his style of photographing which “looks … Continue reading →

Magnifique! It’s a unique event which brings a Boston Globe international war correspondent, a visiting Neiman Fellow and member of Vii – together with Marilyn Riseman, the doyenne of style –  to celebrate fashion! The packed opening of Off the … Continue reading →

  October 4, 4 PM The Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging 11 Brighton St., Belmont, MA Photos: Marilyn Riseman by William Huber Inspired by famed fashion and portrait photographer, Richard Avedon, who shot and edited for the wall rather than the … Continue reading →

Eric Luden will be heading to the Cape this weekend as a guest at Stan Godwin’s workshops. We will be discussing black & white work flow and how to integrate some of these into printing at Digital Silver Imaging. There will be … Continue reading →

  Join us on October 2nd at the Griffin Museum Gallery @ Digital Silver Imaging in Belmont, MA.The opening is from 6- 8 PM The show features 11 Professional Photographers and 14 images. All of the black and white gelatin … Continue reading →

August 30, 2009 (Winchester, MA) Inspired by portrait photographer Richard Avedon’s practice of shooting and editing for the wall versus the page, this group show features 12 New England-based photographers capturing fashion in classic black and white. The photographers included … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone that came out last night to our gallery reception with photographer Ron Rosenstock. Despite the heavy rain that started around 4:30, we had a great turnout for the event. This is our second opening and I am pleased with how … Continue reading →

I traveled up to Maine yesterday to drop off my daughter at camp and then drove across on Route 17 to Rockport to meet with Kate Izor from the Maine Media Workshops. The workshops were in full swing and classes and … Continue reading →

We are proud to announce the next exhibit at the Griffin Museum Gallery at Digital Silver Imaging. Ron Rosenstock’s “Infrared” will be exhibiting from June 30 to September 4 with an artists reception July 31 from 6 to 8 pm. The Gallery is … Continue reading →

Link to the article in Wicked Local, by Cassie Norton Belmont, Mass. – In the midst of the digital age, photography is changing. More people have access to cameras and the means to take thousands of photographs at one time. Stored on … Continue reading →

The premier opening exhibit of The Griffin Museum at Digital Silver Imaging! Behind the scenes as the photographs are being put on the wall. Eric Luden, owner of DSI & Meg Birnbaum, artist. Associate Director of Griffin Museum, hard at work. Meg … Continue reading →

We are please to invite everyone to the opening of Meg Birnbaum’s exhibit at our gallery on Friday, May 22, 6 – 8 PM. The Griffin Museum @ Digital Silver Imaging Gallery is located at 11 Brighton St in Belmont, MA. … Continue reading →