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27 Dec 2007, 11:47pm
Thought I'd share this.

I have started a website to showcase some of my photography. It's not all kit cars, but it does have quite a few shots from Stoneleigh & Exeter this year along with a few others.

Please take a look and please don't be afraid to comment on here.

It is a work in progress, that I am updating every few days, so all pointers will be a great help.

http://msphoto.terapad.com
31 Dec 2007, 11:57am
Love the picture of the Crossfire Mark.

I would always recommend if you are using the website as a marketing tool and also as a selling venue that you should have you own dedicated domain name and e-mail contact, looks more professional (and can cost as little as £30 a year with hosting)

John
1 Jan 2008, 9:41am
JG wrote:
Love the picture of the Crossfire Mark.

I would always recommend if you are using the website as a marketing tool and also as a selling venue that you should have you own dedicated domain name and e-mail contact, looks more professional (and can cost as little as £30 a year with hosting)

John


I have got one John - just need to link it.

You'll see there is still a lot other stuff to do on the site too.
10 Apr 2008, 7:21pm
madoldbugger wrote:
Hi, nice site! maybe we could work together with this? go to http://www.postercars.com and see why:hug: :thumb:


Is this your company?

Looks like an interesting proposition.

Could you PM me with some prices (trade / retail etc) and how we might be able to work together.

Also what sort of resolution do you need for 'large' pics?
11 Apr 2008, 8:13am
Hi, yes that's me. (madolddog/madoldbugger)I think we could work well together with your pictures and my contacts for quality enlargements. The higher the resolution the bigger I can go, anywhere from 1 x 1mtr up to 10 x 10mtr! (but would have a problem postage wise as I'm in China and the post office here limit the maximum size to 2m x 1,3)as to prices retail depends on whether I supply the picture or if the customer does where I then quote a price from the size my printer tells me is possible and still be the acceptable quality, for example I did a 2 x 1.3 for an Australian guy for AU$75 plus postage as a one off, and a 1 x 1 to the States for US$ 60 plus p&p so prices can vary but for quantity or repeat orders I can offer discounts.Maybe we should talk more off forum, so I have just sent you a PM. Regards Tee from China aka madolddog/bugger