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Dear {FIRST_NAME},
As a regular subscriber to our In The Frame newsletter, you're obviously keen on keeping up with the latest activities here at Giles Babbidge Photography.
And with this in mind, I thought I'd take this opportunity to tell you about my latest exhibition which is about to open.
Please read on for full details...
Some months ago, my good friend Jane Doel, author of a little book of inspiration entitled ‘Positive Steps Forward,’ approached me with an idea for a collaboration - to illustrate some of the pages of her book.
From this initial starting point, progress generated further ideas, until the day we said "Let's put on an exhibition!"
And so, with everything now in place, our first collaborative show - entitled ‘Positive Posters’ - is all set to be revealed to the public.
I'd like to invite you to come along to the Private View tomorrow evening, 18th September 2009 between 7pm and 9pm, to kick things off.
Why not join us for a glass of wine, some nibbles and a natter? If for no other reason, it'd be a perfect chance to do a spot of networking, as a great deal of our clients and business contacts will be coming along!
The location is the Pumfrett Room and Coach House Café at the Queen Elizabeth Country Park, just off the A3 near Petersfield, Hampshire. Please see link below for directions.
Jane is Life Coach in residence at QECP which, together with Butser Hill and West Beach on Hayling Island has been the source of inspiration for the words of her book and the photographs I have taken to illustrate them.
We hope you will really enjoy what you see, and orders for the Posters will be taken at the exhibition via myself; Jane's book is also on sale at the Country Park, but you can get a copy from her directly, too.
If you can't make it tomorrow, fear not - the exhibition runs from from the 18th September all the way until 1st November 2009.
For those of you who will be attending... We look forward to seeing you there - judging from the response we've received so far, it's set to be a great evening!
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Giles.
Giles Babbidge ABPPA, BA(Hons)
