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Powder Week at Sugarbush Vermont

February 23, 2017

Vermont Skiing at it's finest!

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Gregg Shupe

About the Author

Gregg Shupe, a graduate of RIT with a BS in Professional Photography, began Freelance PhotoImages, in 1983, and since then has consistently delivered creative, quality imagery that is exceptionally dependable and competitive.

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How to Fill Up Empty Office Space - using Photography

If you own or manage office buildings in New England, you already know that under-occupancy is a major challenge. In metro Boston, too much office space sits vacant or underutilized, and the pressure to attract new tenants is real. You may be updating interiors, offering flexible lease terms, and refreshing landscaping as spring arrives—but here's a question: Are your marketing photos working as hard as they can to lease those spaces?