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Monthly Archives: January 2010Just thought I’d show a preview of some family shots I was asked to do for this lovely and amazing family from Berlin Beate, Oliver, Levin and Ruby. If you know Berlin then you’d know that this is a typical scene from the funky, cool and arty Kreuzberg region of the city. I love Berlin.
So we have just got one of our sample books on-line for y’all to see. It’s a really funky square one (my favourite format) and the actual book is 30cm square. You’ll have to image it square because the way it shows on screen is as a double page spread – like if you have the book open. The pages are actual archival quality real photopaper of a nice thickness, and it is bound so that it will lay flat – cool. You can view the slideshow by going to the Photobook link on the right top. Enjoy!
So here it is, 2010. It’s easier to say than 2009 and is starting with a gorgeous day here is Sussex. The POM team of Klaus (photographer), Christine (designer) and myself would like to wish all our past, present and future clients a great year ahead (come on, we all deserve it surely) with a lot of happiness, laughs and love.
There are some great things ahead for POM during the coming few months including some ace weddings we are really looking forward to (stay tuned) and some brilliant assignments in Japan, Germany, and the USA. Personally I would like to thanks all my clients during 2009 including the Guardian and Independent Newspapers, Alamy Stock Agency, Zone 1 Creative, St Johns Street Cycles, Little England, The Brighton Argus, Sarah at Happy Mondays Ltd, and obviously all the wonderful people I have had the pleasure to photograph for their weddings and engagements. I would also like to wish luck to the charities I have been lucky enough to be involved with during the past year ‘TravelAid’ who work in many developing countries, ‘BMF’ with whom I photographed the 2010 ‘Help For Heroes’ Calendar, the ‘Lebenshilfe Werkstadt’ in Munich which helps to employ and rehabilitate over 400 disabled people, and ‘The Brent Centre’ who work to improve the lives of London teenagers. So a Happy new Year and please feel free to get in touch for any of your photography needs – we’re friendly guys and look forward to hearing from you David |
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