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After the Portrait Session
May 20, 2014
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After the Portrait Session What are the next steps? First, you will probably want to look through the photos online, in order to see how the session turned out. The gallery allows you to view thumbnails, individual photos, or an online slideshow.
Downloading To see the full, high-resolution photos, you'll need to download the images. You can do th...
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Winter at Penn State
February 06, 2014
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We've been fortunate (photographically speaking!) to have a few good snowfalls here in Happy Valley.
I thought I'd share a few of my more recent photos with you.
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Custom Penn State Christmas Cards
November 06, 2013
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Create your own customized Penn State Christmas Cards from any of the photos selected by William Ames Photography.
Select your favorite photos, front and back, with customizable text and easy-to-use online tools.
Have a family photo to add to the back? No problem! Contact us for details.
Below are some samples, customize your own at checkout! Fi...
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2014 Happy Valley Calendars are now available
November 06, 2013
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2014 Happy Valley calendars are now available, with a number of scenes from the Penn State campus, including Old Main, the New Nittany Lion Shrine, Beaver Stadium, the Elms and more.
These make great Christmas gifts for any Penn State fan or alumni!
Two calendars to choose from, in partnership with Cafe Press - $19.99 each:
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Restoring the Old Main Frescoes
October 11, 2013
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Ann Beha Architects contacted me a few weeks ago to take pictures of "their project" in Old Main on the Penn State University campus.
While I've literally got thousands of photos of Old Main in my collection, I don't have any of the interior of the building.
What I didn't know, was that the frescoes were not only in need of restoration, but that...
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