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August 2007

  • 1/8/07
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Images from Hawaii I have finally gotten around to uploading some of the images I took during my recent trip to Hawaii. In a new category named ‘other places’, I have divided the Hawaii images into two – underwater and landscape.
I have also written a little about the trip on onlinearticle247.com, a new project you can read about below.
The underwater article is here and the landscape article is here.Hope you enjoy the images and if you only look at one photograph – look at this one! #More Info Images from Canada It’s taken me a while to get some non-Tasmanian images onto my new gallery driven website.
Although I took my trip to Canada a little while ago, I thought I would announce their arrival to the site in this newsletter to give people, who may have subscribed since the trip an opportunity to catch up.  Gallery - here


I have also written a little about the trip here
Note: these images were also successfully exhibited in the celebrated ‘Wilderness Gallery’, Cradle Mountain. #More Info

Images from New Zealand Another addition to the website – 'other places' are some of the images from my trip to New Zealand.
Although some of you may have seen them, this is the first time they have been included in my new web gallery.My favourite image is this one (click here), quite ironic as it was taken about 100 metres from my hotel and all the others were taken whilst ‘doing it much harder!’I have also written a few words about it here #More Info


Share your adventures and photographs As I have mentioned in previous newsletters, I always enjoy receiving emails and photographs from people interested in photography, Tasmania, travel or really anything that interests me!
I’m amazed at the things that some people get up to and I love to see other peoples images.

I would also love to be able to share some of these images and adventures with you and as a result I have created a site called OnlineArticle247.com. This website is designed for you or anyone interested in photography, Tasmania or travel.

You can share your stories, upload your images and develop an audience. You can link all articles back to your own website (or anywhere else).

It is an excellent tool for increasing your online profile and a great opportunity for people to see your images and share your experiences.
It’s free and fun and I would love you to add an article!
Go on – it’s easy.
#More Info		 Look after your website  As the number of websites I build and maintain grows, so has my need to find reliable internet hosting. To solve my dilemma – I have become a web hoster!
If you have a website and would like to change your hosting to siteminder247.com, just send me an email.


If you would like a website built or updated send me your ideas and I can provide a free quote.
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Get your message out there So many people ask me about the newsletters I send out.


Because of this I have created a website with a subscription based method of newsletter delivery mailout247.com


This will enable anyone to create newsletters like the ones found on my sites for their own business, friends or family. #More

Southern Exposure 2007 You must be getting excited about Southern Exposure 2007 - I am!With less than two months to go, I thought it might be a good idea to provide some additional information you may need to help you get to the inaugural Southern Exposure event.
 




If you have never been to Tasmania, or indeed Cradle Mountain, it is important to note that it is located in a reasonably remote part of the island. Getting to and from Cradle is easy - it just requires a little planning.
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Next time.....My latest photographic direction is a bit of a break away from the traditional landscape style of photography.
I have had a D200 converted into a dedicated black and white infra red camera.
Unable to see visible light, this camera sees beyond human vision. I have included a couple of teasers below, if you are interested, you will have to wait until next time...........




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