Introduction
3rd Eye Photo is a small, family run business founded in 1995 by photographer Christina Fritsch and her husband, Kosta Demos. The impetus for starting 3rd Eye was Fritsch’s frustration with the “cookie cutter” approach to customer service and poor print quality control delivered by Boston’s larger commercial photo labs. Her goal: to provide responsive, one-on-one dark room services with the high quality materials and consistent, reliable production standards required by today’s professional photographer, all at competitive rates. In short, she set out to provide the service she wanted for herself – and succeeded! Today, 3rd Eye’s loyal customers swear by Chris’ production standards as a benchmark of excellence, and the company has expanded to include other fine arts services such as digital imaging, slides, portfolios, custom framing and on-site installation for Boston’s vibrant visual arts community.

Christina Fritsch first started taking pictures in 1975 at the age of ten, when her parents handed her a Brownie. She continued her exploration of photography as a student at New York's Laguardia High School of Music and Art, and then at the Massachusetts College of Art, in Boston, where she studied under Laura McPhee, Barbara Bosworth, Nicholas Nixon and Abelardo Morell, and received her B.F.A. in 1989.   Her work is widely collected and has been featured in numerous group and solo exhibitions. Ms. Fritsch currently makes her home in the Boston neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, where she shares a converted horse barn with her husband Kosta Demos, their daughters Calliope and Io, and their cat Tertius. She is represented by the Genovese/Sullivan Gallery of Boston.

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Kosta Demos is a master framer with over twenty years of experience in the field, specializing in the stabilization, curatorial care and presentation of original works of art (especially works on paper such as photographs, drawings and prints.) Demos has worked with some of Boston’s most respected framing operations, and his custom work can be found in numerous private and public collections including the Boston Athenaeum, the John F.Kennedy Library, the Fuller Museum and the Whitney Museum of American Art. read about Artist Services