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- Mama's Daughters Diner on Irving Bl. - still the place for breakfast. 03:32:07 PM May 17, 2012 from Twitter for iPhone ReplyRetweetFavorite
- I photographed Junior Seau the day he was introduced at the Chargers press conference in San Diego, CA. 08:46:20 PM May 02, 2012 from Twitter for iPhone ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Off to TWU to photograph Maya Angelou. How cool is that? 02:07:31 PM March 27, 2012 from web ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Legal Grounds in Lakewood, TX. Smells good tastes good is good. 06:15:33 PM March 14, 2012 from Twitter for iPhone ReplyRetweetFavorite
- Good morning Seattle! Here with Dark Horse Productions having some great coffee - about to find a fly shop before work. Love this time zone. 05:17:10 PM March 08, 2012 from Twitter for iPad ReplyRetweetFavorite
Category Archives: Site Design
Photography and Website Build for Bolivar Street Gallery in Sanger, Texas
I always appreciate a client who knows the value of good (website) design – www.bolivarstreetgallery.com, and also realizes the value good photography plays in the overall look of their website. Here are some images of art available at the Bolivar Street Gallery in Sanger, Texas.
I made these off the cuff – natural light, while doing the website orientation for the gallery owner at the same time. Studio quality copy work of artwork, looks and feels quite a bit different than this, but it works to show what the gallery is all about.
Also posted in Artists
Tagged artwork photography Dallas, bolivar street gallery, web design, website design, website photography
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Website Build Underway
There is this great new gallery in Sanger, Texas, called the Bolivar Street Gallery, and I am working on their website now. It’s at www.bolivarstreetgallery.com. Take a look now, and keep an eye on it as we slowly put the meat on the bones of this site.
I am amazed at how few good site designers there are working in Denton! It’s really a wide open market from what I can see, and this year is going to be great for website building as well as photography.
Research continues into just who the stars are in the Dallas advertising, marketing and public relations markets are. It looks like a subscription to Dallas Business Journal is in order.
Never Slow Down
Plenty of work to do and done. There’s more for United Copper of Denton, Texas, and some web site design work as well.
Texas CEO Magazine called again, and last week I did a shoot of author Shama at her publisher’s office in Dallas, Texas. Her book about social networking, “The Zen of Social Media Marketing,” really hits the nail on the head, and reinforces all the practices I have put into place for sites like this one. Yes, Shama, I will work on my linkedin presence! It is reassuring to know you’re doing just about everything right when it comes to web presence.
The new site for Richard Davis Sculpture was approved and is at www.richarddavissculpture.com , and once we get new content from the studio located on Lake Kiowa, Texas, replace the old images, and get the owner to contribute content in an ongoing way, this site will be a showcase for UNT Professor and Artist Richard Davis. Right now, Richard is doing some painting, and I can’t wait to document the new work.
Also posted in Current Photo Projects
Tagged corporate photography, factory photography, magazine photography
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New Image From UNT College of Education Shoot
Just added a new image from a shoot for the University of North Texas College of Education. I had plenty of cooperation on this one, and the image is fully released for stock photography as well.
Tagged higher education, new image, stock, update
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Site Taking Shape
It doesn’t look too much unlike the previous site, but it is much easier to manage and move images around. There are shortfalls – not much in the way of “whizz-bang” effects or bells and whistles, but it gets to the point with little fanfare. Enjoy and feel free to put www.shannondrawe.com through the paces.
Tagged site building
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