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Nomad Editions

Glasshouse Images is pleased to welcome Nomad Editions to our roster of clients. The beautifully designed online magazine launched in Fall 2010. Currently there are three weekly magazine formats, with a fourth planned for late January. One of the titles Real Eats features weekly dispatches from the world of food, including recipes and stories aboutContinue reading “Nomad Editions”

. .. … It’s Late Fall.

We are weeks away from December 21st , the first day of winter. There’s a chill in the air and I just can’t warm up! Here are some images from our stock library which should get you in the mood. Gloved Hand / Plainpicture Image 1317900403 Deck Chairs in Snow / Millennium Images Image 1049900004Continue reading “. .. … It’s Late Fall.”

Halloween Countdown! 1 day to go…

What could be better than Halloween? Here are some images from our stock library which should get you in the mood. Each day the images will get progressively scary until the 31st. Also, we’ll include Halloween trivia so you can impress at your Halloween party. TRIVIA The ancient Celts thought that spirits and ghosts roamedContinue reading “Halloween Countdown! 1 day to go…”

Halloween Countdown! 2 days to go…

What could be better than Halloween? Here are some images from our stock library which should get you in the mood. Each day the images will get progressively scary until the 31st. Also, we’ll include Halloween trivia so you can impress at your Halloween party. TRIVIA Orange and black are Halloween colors because orange isContinue reading “Halloween Countdown! 2 days to go…”

Connection, Snap Decision, Nikon D3, and Sarah Palin

Here is our September email for the stock division. An archive of all stock newsletters can be found in the “Stock Newsletters” page and will be updated as they are released monthly. CONNECTIONSometimes it’s the hardest thing to do–connecting with another person, putting people in touch with an idea, or communicating in a way thatContinue reading “Connection, Snap Decision, Nikon D3, and Sarah Palin”