It was well worth the 10/15 mins. visit especially when I was in the area. It caters for collectors and photographers. It is located in a expensive shopping district of Boston with Rolex shops and the like nearby. It is a 5 mins walk from Boston Common. The gallery itself is on the 4th floor of a vintage building. It is small, essentially two rooms. The prints on display when I was there, were all shrubs/trees/woodland related, and all in B&W. They were mainly digital but some were analogue too. These were located in one room. The second room was being used to re-organise the collections. So all-in-all a pleasant if you are into photography. The staff were friendly and helpful too by the way.

I just read with awe the previous review and was pleasantly surprised. All my past visits to this gallery have not been so positive; a slight node or short hello while the gallery people are SO busy on their computers. I’ll have to give them another shot.

We were wandering the streets of Boston on a hot day this past week. We like art, particularly photography and popped into this gallery for, what we thought would be a quick visit. Upon entry, we were greeted by a gentleman whose name was Hank. He gave us the space to look around and let us explore. We asked a question about a particular piece and he provided so much detail and proceeded to show us other pieces by the artist. It is actually quite rare to walk into most galleries and feel like you are a valued visitor. We were dressed for the heat so I can only imagine that we looked like tourists looking for a cool space for a rest (sweaty and bedraggled to boot). We engaged in a long, passionate conversation about photographers were liked and also the reasons why we were so drawn to the photo we asked about. In the end, Hank pulled out great pieces and we will, sometime in the near future, make arrangements to purchase a piece and have it shipped to us. He and the other young lady (sorry but did not catch her name) made us feel like we were the centre of their universe while we were there. Take the time to go in and look at the powerful photographers that they carry and leave feeling that great service still exists in today's world.