2008 Already
2008 already and it is several months since my last posting to this blog - many things have happened that I should have recorded here; is it too late to make a New Year's resolution to update the blog on a more regular basis?
One of the highlights over the last few months was the Connective conference on Hamilton Island. My first visit and although I was busy behind the camera, I did get to see some of the sights when I followed the conference delegates on their buggy rally around the island.
Some great weddings, including Simone and David's at Summerfields.
Plenty of corporate Christmas parties in December including the IBM bash at The Trust Bar (I just checked the web gallery - very popular, over 1100 visitors in under two months) which had a 1920's theme. And the Funtastic Christmas party at Kobe Jones Restaurant at Docklands had a 1970's theme which was fun to photograph.
Anyway, it's now 2008. I have been developing a new digiwedding package which includes a small personal video player loaded up with a movie of the wedding photos - it's a great way to share your photos with anyone you meet (the player I am using has a built-in speaker). As well as the high rez images that I include with all my wedding packages, the digiwedding option will also include a disc of image files optimised for email and web posts.
February is going to be busy - I'll be away for part of the month with a major project in South Australia. March is going to be frantic with five weddings. 2008 is shaping up as a good year (already).
One of the highlights over the last few months was the Connective conference on Hamilton Island. My first visit and although I was busy behind the camera, I did get to see some of the sights when I followed the conference delegates on their buggy rally around the island.
Some great weddings, including Simone and David's at Summerfields.
Plenty of corporate Christmas parties in December including the IBM bash at The Trust Bar (I just checked the web gallery - very popular, over 1100 visitors in under two months) which had a 1920's theme. And the Funtastic Christmas party at Kobe Jones Restaurant at Docklands had a 1970's theme which was fun to photograph.
Anyway, it's now 2008. I have been developing a new digiwedding package which includes a small personal video player loaded up with a movie of the wedding photos - it's a great way to share your photos with anyone you meet (the player I am using has a built-in speaker). As well as the high rez images that I include with all my wedding packages, the digiwedding option will also include a disc of image files optimised for email and web posts.
February is going to be busy - I'll be away for part of the month with a major project in South Australia. March is going to be frantic with five weddings. 2008 is shaping up as a good year (already).
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