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Tees Valley gallery unwraps for Christmas
A Tees Valley gallery is unveiling its new image in time for Christmas. Keith Moss Gallery in Brotton, Saltburn-by-the-Sea has undergone a re-design and makeover to coincide with the launch of its new website. Following on from months of investment which saw Keith add a state-of-the-art dark room and a digital computer and photography production suite to the business, the well-known photographer has re-designed his gallery space to make it more accessible and comfortable.
A seated viewing area has been extended to allow people to enjoy some of Keith’s work at their leisure and to find out more about the variety of services on offer at the gallery. During 2006 Keith has been able to invest over £15,000 in the extension of the business which now operates across two floors on Brotton High Street thanks to its rapid growth since launching in May 2005.
Mr Moss said: “We have spent much of this year concentrating on our wedding and social portraiture services which have grown substantially in popularity. This has allowed us not only to invest in new technology but also to re-invest in the gallery side of the business where we exhibit a wide range of work. “We have completely re-designed the website so that we can begin selling some limited edition prints on-line and we have given the gallery a bit of a facelift to make it more customer-friendly. In addition we have released some new limited edition images which are being displayed as part of the new-look gallery.”
For more details about Keith’s work log onto www.keithmossgallery.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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