Old Stone Museum,Orleans,Vermont

We had our first professional photoshoot....finally.... took years of planning. We had a great location. I admit the scenery was well chosen. I got to go. I am, after all, pretty important to the company. Me, a photographer and two models worked hard all afternoon. Here's my shots., they're the critical ones after all.

First I introduced the place with a great shot of their sign.

The models felt left out

and got themselves into the next shot.

I let 'em.

They wanted to pose close to me.

But truth be told, they're cuddling up cuz they're cold.

Notice their long sleeves? Dusk was coming on and they were getting chilly.

I was nothing more than a warm body to stand near.
It was ok, look how happy they are with me.

I had to pose in front of all the signs. I asked the girls how I was doing.
They gave me the thumbs up. I felt good.

I told them they had to step aside and let me work.
This is the important sign with the hours and such.
We don't want silliness here.

Although I put on my best smile to show people

what a good time I had here.

I thought it would be a good idea to show the address.
So I stood in front of the mailbox.
I would have gotten the mail but my arms dont bend.
The girls said not to worry, they were their to help

It was a good day. I did a great job.
I'll have more shots to come im my next post.
~Wes

Adult bibs

Hey All,

This week we saw some shuffing around the store. Housedresses are coming in. They need a place to hang. Bibs look crammed together in their old place. The store is getting a bit if a shuffling. Bib now hang on 4 new bars. They even divided them into groups of men, womens, short and long. I like it, I think it's an improvement. I got a shot for you.

~Wes...reporting live from Vermont Apron C. Retail Store.

Sheath Apron

Frank gets to be window mannequin again. They said I was better at greeting people in the store and that Frank's arms are fragile so he needs to be safe by himself in the window... I admit I'm the friendlier of the two of us. Anyways, he's showing off the Sheath Work Apron they made. Its double layered with pockets on both side. It's a long apron that goes past the knee.

It ties in the back.

Here it is on Mary, the studio dress form. Women can wear the Sheath as well as the guys. It's so plain, anyone can wear it for working.

So that's Mary, she works in the studio. Everything starts with Mary, then it comes to me, here at the store. She looks good in the Sheath, too.

Here's me,they's right, I am friendlier looking.

~Wes

Housedresses

Here at Vermont Apron Co, they like to make new things a lot and this week they showed me a Housedress....I got sort of an in-house bulletin with a photo for you. A House dress, according to the bulletin is a loose fitting comfy dress that ladies can wear around the house and still look good enough to answer the door or run a quick errand. It's basically a slip over the head deal with a few ties but there's lace,too, so you got that pretty thing going on. So here you go... photos of our version of the Housedress, soon to be added to the website....(soon because of something about the shopping cart, models and stuff, I'm told). Anyways, here's a few sneak peek photos for you.

Thanks for visiting,

~Wes