Capture Visual Marketing

06/12/2026

I’m grateful to be featured in the Summer 2026 issue of Catholic Transcript for our work using 3D digital capture to help preserve and share sacred spaces.

The article highlights our recent project at the Shrine of Maria Reina de la Paz in Hartford, where we used Matterport 3D technology to create a detailed digital record of the church interior.

These projects are more than virtual tours. For churches, historic sites, museums, and cultural organizations, they can help make important spaces more accessible, support restoration and planning, and create a lasting visual record for future generations.

We’ve had the privilege of helping document more than 100 churches and sacred spaces throughout New England. Each one has its own history, architecture, artwork, and meaning — and each one deserves to be experienced and remembered.

Thank you to the Archdiocese of Hartford and Catholic Transcript for sharing this story.

For anyone connected with a church, museum, historic site, or cultural property who is beginning to think about digital preservation, accessibility, or better ways to share your space online, this is a good example of what is possible.
Photo Credit Bob Falcetti

05/18/2026

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️
Four years ago this week, I was rolling through Munich airport on my way home from scanning cruise ships in the Mediterranean — Bavarian pretzel in hand — when security pulled me aside for a closer look at a hard-shell case.
Inside? My Matterport 3D camera. $7,500 worth of equipment I wasn't about to check as cargo.
The inspector opened the case, looked at me, and asked — very politely — "Can you describe what this is?"
I told him: a camera that lets me scan properties in 3D so anyone, anywhere, at any time can walk through them virtually.
He paused and said... "Like The Mark Twain House online tour?"
Munich. Halfway around the world. Out of millions of 3D tours in existence, he landed on one I built right here in Connecticut.
I told him that was mine. Within seconds, all six guards were gathered around my iPad.
They smiled. They loved it. And they sent me through a door that put me 50 feet from my gate.
Four years later, on International Museum Day, that moment still gives me chills. 3D technology doesn't just capture spaces — it carries them across the world.
👉 Take a walk through The Mark Twain House yourself:
https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=Aib62QbpuHq
📍 Capture Visual Marketing | We bring spaces to life — anywhere, anytime.

Matterport 3D Showcase.

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02/18/2026

With the 250th anniversary of the Constitution approaching, I wanted to share something I’ve been working on quietly over the past few years.

I’ve now scanned more than 200 Revolutionary War veterans’ gravestones throughout New England to help digitally preserve them for future generations.

This short video shows the gravestone of Benjamin Tallmadge in East Cemetery, Litchfield, CT.

Tallmadge was George Washington’s intelligence director and the organizer of the Culper Spy Ring during the Revolutionary War. He later served as a Congressman from Connecticut.

In many cemeteries, I scan the entire grounds and then isolate individual stones so they can be studied and preserved in detail.

If you’d like to explore this stone yourself, here is the interactive 3D version:
https://skfb.ly/oMLyG

It will open directly to the model.

These stones have stood for over two centuries. Digital preservation ensures their stories remain accessible long after erosion takes its toll.

12/03/2025

We recently created a full Matterport 3D scan of the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston. Over the past few months, the Archdiocese of Boston’s Archive & Library team added an impressive layer of detail using Mattertags—everything from archival photos and documents to stained glass information, videos, plaque transcriptions, and even music.

The result is an easy-to-navigate digital experience that brings the Cathedral’s history to life and makes its story accessible to anyone.

Capture Visual Marketing has produced many 3D tours for historic and sacred spaces across New England, and this project is a great example of what thoughtful interpretation can accomplish when combined with accurate digital capture.

Explore the tour here:
https://bostoncatholic.org/cathedral-of-the-holy-cross-virtual-tour

11/14/2025

The official Connecticut Charter is one of our state’s most treasured documents — but what many don’t know is that the intricate 7-foot-tall frame surrounding it was hand-carved by Capture’s owner Tony Healy’s great-grandfather, Albert Entress.

His artistry can still be seen throughout Hartford and beyond — including the six sculpted soldiers that surround the two columns of the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Arch.

This new 3D scan lets you explore every detail of that craftsmanship, carved from the oak of the famed Charter Oak itself.

View the 3d scan, here: https://skfb.ly/oDDtI

11/12/2025

Yesterday, we shared a 3D Walkthrough of the Church of the Assumption in Ansonia, CT. If you virtually walk up to the back of the Altar, beneath the Tabernacle is a relief of The Last Supper.
Here is a 3D model made from scanning that sculpture. https://skfb.ly/oE9Zo

Sculpture - The Last Supper Church of the Assumption 61 N Cliff St, Ansonia, CT 06401 The Church was designed by architect Patrick Charles Keely (1816-1896) of Brooklyn, New York, the leading church architect of his day. The church was built by J. M. Wheeler of Ansonia, under the supervision of Jame...