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Creative touch at Eternal Studios
Located at 8 Spackman Dr., Eternal Studios is a new company owned by two recent graduates of Fanshawe College in Ontario
Thursday June 30, 2005
Photographs covered the walls last Saturday of Eternal Studios, as proud owners Aaron Robb and Aimee Garbutt welcomed the public to the grand opening.
By Nicole da Costa
Times-Journal Staff
Located at 8 Spackman Dr., Eternal Studios is a new company owned by two recent graduates of Fanshawe College in London, Ont. They are already busy with clients.
The art displayed at the open house showed the wide scope of creativity that Robb and Garbutt are capable of producing. Eternal Studios features commercial, industrial, and fashion photography, and design their own unique backdrops. They shoot on location or outside of the studio ... “Whatever you need,” Garbutt said.
“The studio is great because if a client wants to do shots of an antique car, they can drive it right into the studio,” Garbutt said.
Robb and Garbutt also sell artistic prints from their studio and at community events. They will be selling prints at this year’s Sunfest in London, and the Iron Horse Festival in St. Thomas.
The pair is also experienced in the art of photograph restoration, and welcomes any damaged or old photos clients would like rejuvenated.
In the future, Robb and Garbutt would like to expand their business to cater to the world of video, but for now, they are sticking to what they know, Garbutt said.
Eternal Studios may be reached by telephone at 633-2398.