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Photographers Matt Larson and Rebecca Sexton Larson, co- founders of Boxfotos, launched a new adventure at their 3rd annual Open Studio held several weeks ago, the “Boxfotos Airstream.” The Airstream will serve as their home away from home for location and travel shoots, their moving gallery and studio, office and classroom.

The Larsons began looking for a gallery space in Tampa; Charleston, SC; then Berea and Louisville, KY, but instead ended up with a 23-foot, 2008 International Flying Cloud Airstream. Matt explained,“We just couldn’t find an affordable building for a living and gallery space and soon realized we could have all our favorite cities as our home towns if we had a moving space.”

Back in 2011, the husband and wife photographers built their website Boxfotos.com (originally as a blog) and announced they would soon be the Boxfotos Airstream gallery and shooting studio. The idea caught a lot buzz from friends, collectors and art organizations that they realized it was time to buy the Airstream. “It was one of those cases where we acted as if we were up and running in the Airstream, but we hadn’t even bought it yet,” Matt Larson. “Once we started getting requests to bring it to various cities, we knew we were onto something special.” The art couple plan to teach photography (historical processes) on location, offer portfolio reviews, travel and exhibit their works of art out of the Boxfotos Airstream.

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Wednesday
Mar212012

Photography in Motion

Tonight we went grocery shopping for a few last minute essentials for our upcoming outing to Suwannee River with three family members--it's an unofficial family reunion. We pick up some essentials ... water, brownie mix, dog biscuits, you get the idea. One last minute stop by the magazine section and Matt picks up the latest copy of Trailer Life. It's not about Airstreams but he thought he should checkout the features and learn of some great scenic spots that maybe we should check out. As he flips through it, a headline catches his eye ... there on page 13 ... Photography in Motion. They picked up our press release! Dessert served. Shopping done! Thank you Trailer Life!

Boxfotos in Trailer Life magazine

 

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