Say “Ost”! {that’s “cheese”, in Danish}: Meet Danish Days Photographer, Theresa Gingras

Theresa Gingras PhotographyDuring this year’s Solvang Danish Days (September 15-17), you might run into the 2017 event’s official photographer, Theresa Gingras. Danish Days is thrilled to have Theresa capturing the event this year, so please give her your best Aebleskiver-eating grin and say “ost”!

Based in the Santa Ynez Valley, Theresa Gingras Photography specializes in food photography for restaurants and publications, commercial architecture and residential spaces. Imagine a photograph of food where you could almost taste it, or a photograph of a restaurant that made you want to eat there, or a photograph of a home that you could imagine living in, or a piece of jewelry that you envisioned wearing…all brought to you by Theresa Gingras.

Theresa’s clients include builders, interior designers, architects, landscape architects, marketing directors, restaurants, chefs, hotels, realtors, and website designers.

As a Commercial Photographer specializing in architectural, advertising and design photography, Theresa’s unique compositional style, technical skill, use of creative supplemental lighting, and advanced post-processing techniques result in striking imagery characterized by crisp and vibrant color, clean lines, and strong graphic elements. Through her commitment to the creative art of photography, Theresa also enjoys teaching photography classes to college students and hobbyists alike, and is currently a teacher at Allan Hancock College.

Theresa is also an intrepid photojournalist and world traveler. She recently returned from a summer trek to Southeast Asia, with a host of images which she is currently exhibiting in her one-woman show, “Myanmar: Moments in Life”. The show, which is on display in the Ann Foxworthy Gallery on the Allan Hancock College campus, depicts the faces, colors and life of the Burmese people and culture. The exhibit is on display through Friday, September 29, 2017.

For more information about Theresa and her work, please visit: www.theresagingras.com