Dear {FIRST_NAME},

Welcome to Issue #9 of In The Frame: the monthly Newsletter brought to you by Giles Babbidge Photography Ltd.

Here, then, is a round-up of topics and activities discussed over at the GBP Blog throughout April; I hope you find these highlights both interesting and informative.

Thanks for reading.

Inconvenience spells food for thought Our internet service provider let us down, big time, this month. But thanks to wireless technology at a local coffee house, we were able to continue our online activities. Inconvenient, yes, but the experience did give us a few ideas... Blog post: Mine's a WiFi world

Wired in the UK I have been reading the US edition of Wired magazine for some time now and it is without doubt one of my favourite regular reads. This month saw the launch of the UK edition. Blog post: Wired magazine comes to UK

Questions of networking As many of you know, I am a great believer in the use of networking as the fundamental basis of generating interest and activity in one's business. And in a roundabout way, it is thanks to networking itself that I came to be interviewed for the current issue of 'Making Money' magazine. Blog post: GBP featured in Making Money magazine

Giles takes to the virtual airwaves The end of April saw another interview - this time by award-winning internet broadcaster and all-round nice chap Mr. Richard Vobes. We discussed all manner of things throughout the course of our time together - including traditional & digital photography, the media, networking & online social networks, and a number of topical stories hitting the headlines. Blog post: Giles interviewed on the Vobes Show

Already on the GBP Blog this month #1 A trip up-country to Cumbria, to undertake a follow-on shoot for a hotel set in the glorious Lake District... The task at hand was to photograph a number of recently-refurbished bedrooms and some of the finer details contained therein. Blog post: Indoors, upcountry

Already on the GBP Blog this month #2 Finally, another quick example of an assignment which saw me working with a local football club one Sunday morning. Nothing too challenging or remarkable about the job itself, but a prime example of the need for simple yet effective pictures which could be used widely in all manner of marketing activities Blog post: It's a team effort

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Giles.

Giles Babbidge ABPPA, BA(Hons)