Dear {FIRST_NAME},

Welcome to Issue #10 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 May; I hope you find these highlights both interesting and informative.

Thanks for reading.

Capturing the heart In the early part of May, I undertook an assignment photographing a couple on their Wedding day. This was not a 'Wedding photography' job, per se, but an outdoor portrait session set in the glorious Bedfordshire countryside. Sun, wind, scenery, portraits

Rooms with a view A trip up-country to Cumbria, to undertake a follow-on shoot for a hotel set amongst the rolling hills of the 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

In search of a tune We are on the look-out for fresh music to appear on our behind-the-scenes videos... Are you a musician, UK-based or international? Do you know any great musicians out there whose sounds should be pushed out to a greater audience? If so, get in touch! Blog post: Calling all musicians

One for the team 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

Already on the GBP Blog this month #1 Following my appearance on the Vobes Show at the end of April, I was asked to contribute to another online radio show - this time hosted by Louise Barnes-Johnston at Frontline Results. Our conversation addressed issues which concern small business owners in these tough economic times, including what potential oportunities are out there just waiting to be exploited. This post links to a follow-up which contains the audio interview itself. Blog post: Another radio appearance

Already on the GBP Blog this month #2 They say that inspiration is lurking around every corner. But is it? Are such moments of clarity really there for the taking, or do you have to make them appear through the process of your own thoughts and actions? Blog post: Waiting for inspiration to strike

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Giles.

Giles Babbidge ABPPA, BA(Hons)