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Its gone from shell to business in 6 weeks...im so tired !!!

18 hour shifts every day for 6 weeks lol

looks very professional well done
i bet your proud

looks great m8 may actually pop in and have a nosey im doing a show up your way in june at a model rail event.

one more thing for you i dont know if you have heard of it but down here fantasy kids photos are all the rage, you take the photo on a green screen and put it in a fiary background etc its all done with software called photokey its about £400 but comes with all backgrounds and the green screen may be worth a luck.

smitch6;18257 wrote:looks very professional well done
i bet your proud

thank you very much!! tbh i really havnt had time to be proud of it yet..ive set it up from a shell with no equipment or anything in six weeks.... just worked it out 756 hours lol . thats an 18 hour shift every day for 6 weeks lol...im knackered !!

photoscape;18260 wrote:looks great m8 may actually pop in and have a nosey im doing a show up your way in june at a model rail event.

one more thing for you i dont know if you have heard of it but down here fantasy kids photos are all the rage, you take the photo on a green screen and put it in a fiary background etc its all done with software called photokey its about £400 but comes with all backgrounds and the green screen may be worth a luck.

That would be great to see you and meet you !! Hey thanks for the tip ill look into the fantasy kids thing...sounds really interesting and just the type of neiche thing im looking for !! Ive done a lot of green screen key work with my video productions so it shouldnt be a problem !!

Good luck with your shop, it looks really good.

John

looks really good well done, you should be very proud of yourself, i love the way you have all your images on the items for personalisation, there was a post about this before, best to show lots of ideas, or one image - i must say looking at your image of your own logo - thats the way i would go too.

very very well done. a tip which might not be too late - get a local resident from an old folks home or your local clubs/brownies (needs to be very young or very old) to cut some ribon, a nice car to and from the home to pick them up - will guarantee you a write up in the local paper (people love to see oldies getting out - or young ones) bunch of flowers or a box of choccies is all it should cost, and make someones day - plus get a good write up with photos in the paper

I am geting exited when i see softbox. Sad ay?

Looking good

Do you do custom sized frames for canvas by any chance and will you post to Glasgow?

John G;18269 wrote:Good luck with your shop, it looks really good.

John

thx john

mrs maggot;18271 wrote:looks really good well done, you should be very proud of yourself, i love the way you have all your images on the items for personalisation, there was a post about this before, best to show lots of ideas, or one image - i must say looking at your image of your own logo - thats the way i would go too.

very very well done. a tip which might not be too late - get a local resident from an old folks home or your local clubs/brownies (needs to be very young or very old) to cut some ribon, a nice car to and from the home to pick them up - will guarantee you a write up in the local paper (people love to see oldies getting out - or young ones) bunch of flowers or a box of choccies is all it should cost, and make someones day - plus get a good write up with photos in the paper

nice idea but ive left it too late to arrange that !! and thx for the compliments

Paul;18279 wrote:I am geting exited when i see softbox. Sad ay?

lol yeah ..i love photography...its a real passion of mine !!

Kaz;18286 wrote:Looking good

Do you do custom sized frames for canvas by any chance and will you post to Glasgow?

thanks Kaz..........yeah no problem although i am limited by the size of the printer ive got 24" ...just pm me with an idea of what you want ie size etc and ill quote you a price to ship out to glasgow !! ..

Hopefully you've had a successful first day - hows it been?