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Dear {FIRST_NAME},
Welcome to a brand new year, and Issue #14 of In The Frame: the monthly Newsletter brought to you by Giles Babbidge Photography Ltd.
Given the holiday season, it's another quick outing for ITF this time around. Here, then, is a round-up of all posts published over on the GBP Blog in December.
I hope you find these highlights both interesting and informative. And don't forget - I always like to hear your thoughts, opinions and suggestions!
Blog post: Introducing: The Vobes-Babbidge Pinhole Camera Project
It's that time again! 
Christmas lights, street entertainers, hot chestnut vendors, kiddies meeting Santa's reindeer... all these things were set up and ready to be captured through my lens on a recent shoot for one of the local city councils.
Thoughts of a diarist 
Is it me, or are people getting just a little bit tired of technology, the further it travels along the road to apparent progress? Following a curious incident of data loss at the hands of my online diary, 2010 sees a return to the tradional.
Quickly done, quickly explained 
I recently undertook a job for one of my long-standing local clients. Nothing over complicated, it was a simple case of recording the viewing of several newly-constructed properties, with the resulting images destined for use in various traditional and online marketing publications.
Looking ahead to 2010 
Just as with 2008, a post centred around a look towards the next 12 months. These are a few thoughts about what the new year has to offer.
2010 through a pinhole 
The new year sees me embarking on another collaboration, this time with Richard Vobes. Its working title is The Vobes-Babbidge Pinhole Camera Project - and we are very excited about it!
Still tweeting 
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Simply hit @gilesbabbidge or click on the link below to be directed to my profile page.
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Giles.
Giles Babbidge ABPPA, BA(Hons)
