Contents:
Colours of Tarn Shelf
National Awards Canon APPA
Tasmania's North-East
Southern Exposure 2007
A big COFE for CF
New website launch
Spread the word
Want a free screensaver
Next time
Have your say
new website launch
Tuesday the 1st of May saw the release of a ‘new-feel’ ‘Ian Wallace Gallery’ Website. Over the past few years many users of the website have been kind enough to provide me with feedback about the usability of my little bit of cyberspace, this has brought about various overhauls and incarnations of my site.
In almost 5 years, this is overhaul 4 (and the biggest yet – although you would be forgiven in thinking that nothing has changed!) Most of the changes are in the ‘backend’ of the site – or simply put, the way it works. There are many new and exciting features of the ‘new-feel’ site.
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Since starting my newsletter a few years ago, its subscription has grown from a handful of friends and family to now almost a thousand people! If you would like to try to help me get over the 1000 line please feel free to send this email to someone interested in images and spread the word.
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A big thank you to the 32 people who responded to my request for some testimonials. This offer is still open. If you would like to receive a free screensaver from the online shop simply pen a few sentences together in an email (put the word ‘testimonial’ in the subject line). Each written testimonial will receive a free screensaver but if you add an image of your treasured product you can receive both screensavers for free! Save $15
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next time....
Having taken almost 2600 images in Hawaii (most of them underwater) the task of processing these images is epic! Next newsletter I promise to have some Hawaii underwater and Volcano action images ready for you to look at. These images are teasers!
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Ian Wallace
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Once a year in Tasmania, our only deciduous native tree - the beech - sheds its leaves. Before doing this (and for just a couple of days) these leaves change from green to yellow to a beautiful gold. This is known as 'the turning of the Fagus'. On ANZAC weekend (Australian Public Holiday) my good friend Alan and I (Yep the guy from the book!) made our way to Tarn Shelf for our annual pilgrimage to the Fagus.
Between May 4 - 6 the AIPP judged entries for the Canon Australia Professional Photographer of the Year Awards 2007. Arguably the most prestegious Australian photography awards. This was my first entry at the Canon APPA so I was undistandably anxious and excited (also due to the fact that i was just about to leave for my trip to Hawaii!)
I recently decided to head to Tasmania’s North-East for a couple of days away. This is a remote pocket of Tasmania (mostly because of the unsealed roads and how this can increase the travel time between locations). As a result most places have little or no people! Ideal for photography.
Interested in photography? You should think about attending the biggest ever Tasmanian photographic conference in September 2007. As a member of the AIPP I am excited to help organise this event, and I can promise you it is going to be amazing. We have booked out the Cradle Mountain Chateau and there are only a handful of rooms available.