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Brighten Up Your Home With American Lighthouse Gallery Portraits

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2011-02-03
WOLCOTT, CT, February 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) American Lighthouse Gallery is the manifestation of a lifelong passion of Marty and Chris Fallon. Like many, these local and well established photographers appreciate the silent and understated beauty of the defenders of America's shores; as such their work has come into high demand. The aim of the Fallon Photos studio and americanlighthousegallery.com is to make ALG's beautifully and professionally photographed lighthouses more easily accessible to their local clients, landlocked states, and lighthouse appreciators worldwide.

With American Lighthouse Gallery, the Fallons have worked diligently to create an online browsing and shopping experience that is as personable, in-depth, and easy to navigate as visiting them in person at Fallon Photos in Wolcott, CT. In both locations a visitor can view the gallery of lighthouse images compiled by Marty and Chris Fallon, as well as purchase any image in the ALG catalogue, including Fallon favorite Portland Head Light, and client favorite Marshall Point Light. The Fallons have captured breathtaking images of lighthouses throughout New England, from Maine, New Hampshire, and Martha's Vineyard and everywhere in between; the American Lighthouse Gallery is constantly growing. ALG offers a wide variety of framing and style options, canvas gallery wraps, backlit prints, canvas panels, canvas cluster, and posters, to their clients. All options are viewable at http://www.americanlighthousegallery.com; and, thanks to Marty Fallon's mastery of cutting edge digital imaging technology, you can see your image modified to your liking in real time at the Fallon Photos studio.

For the benefits of ALG's clientele and lighthouse enthusiasts alike, the launch of the American Lighthouse Gallery website will be accompanied by the launch of a sister site, http://www.lighthousesbyfallon.com. This informational blog will work in concert with http://www.americanlighthousegallery.com to provide visitors with background, historical, travel, tourist, and any other information pertinent to the lighthouses featured in the Fallon's gallery. American Lighthouse Gallery encourages their patrons to learn about the subject of their purchase, to seek it out, and appreciate its magnificence firsthand. So, if you or someone you know is a lighthouse enthusiast and appreciates the artistic beauty of lighthouses please visit Fallon Photos and American Lighthouse Gallery today for your own personalized lighthouse image!

Marty and Chris Fallon have been regarded by satisfied couples and experts alike as being some of the most professional and skilled wedding photographers and videographers throughout Connecticut and the greater New England area. Fallon Photos, (http://fallonphotos.com/) their family owned and operated business, continues bringing its artistic eye and mastery of digital imaging to wedding photography. For their clients, their newest project, the American Lighthouse Gallery, promises a new, exciting artistic outlet for Connecticut's premiere wedding photographers.

Contact:

Fallon Photos:
534 Wolcott Road
Wolcott, CT 06716
phone (203) 879-2117
fax (203) 879-2191
e-mail us at pros@fallonphotos.com

American Lighthouse Gallery:
http://www.americanlighthousegallery.com
http://photosbyfallon.com
e-mail us at cs@americanlighthousegallery.com


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[Press-News.org] Brighten Up Your Home With American Lighthouse Gallery Portraits
AmericanLighthouseGallery.com gives you fully customizable options to make your lighthouse picture look just like you want it to.