Leather Bottle at Cobham Kent from St Mary Magdelene church.
Leather Bottle at Cobham Kent from St Mary Magdelene church. View on Instagram https://ift.tt/2P2zSWy
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Google made me a customer service video!
Customer service is an important element to every business – especially if you are service oriented. Luckily, I’ve always had a good reputation in that department. Now Google has issued a toolkit of marketing aids
360 image of custom built wardrobe suite
I’m still evaluating various software platforms for my nascent 360 image tours and this latest post shows how I can simply embed an image directly in my WordPress site. This 360 image is from a
Photographic Story Telling
Photographic Story Telling – What does that mean? The Bard wrote in Richard III: ‘An honest tale speeds best being plainly told.’ His idea is the best stories are told well, when they are brief.
Back to work with property photography
Today was my first photographic assignment since coming back from holiday last week. I’ve eased my way back into work slowly it’s true, but I have also caught up with other outstanding business elements that
Test 360 property tour
Erith Property These 360 property tours were created with a 360 camera and software from Metareal. This is still experimental for Bresserphotos, but it is a service available to clients if they are willing to
The cost of commercial photos and the value they bring
It’s not often I’m told my services are expensive, but my answer is usually “compared to what?” If you measure it against taking a few snaps on your phone’s camera and publishing them online, I
When someone leaves the team
The A team; The dream team; amigos. All for one and one for all. And then one leaves. And they’re centre stage in the team shot. On the website. AWKWARD. A client contacted me this
Picture this for 2018
Is it still OK to talk about the new year? Are you keeping your great 2018 vision alive? Or, are you still to action your plans? So what can you do to get back on track?