To make a new Workspace Collection, simply select the + button by the Collection heading on the Event screen. Then name the collection and finally drag the images you would like in to it. Why bother? Collections can be used in a variety of ways and how you set them up will depend on your intent. Collections can be set to private, semi-private or public, so you can share them just with your clients or with the entire world. You can set the collection up so clients can buy the images, or you can allow them to edit it (add and remove images), for example to decide which images are going to be used To View More >>

Melissa & Buck were married on the 9th of April, 2011 at St. Helena’s in Wilmington, Delaware, followed by a dazzling reception in the Gold Ballroom at the Hotel duPont. They were photographed by Mike Kehr and Jana Bannan from mk Photography. Their guests enjoyed a French feast while seated at tables decorated with blooming branches, and reveled to music by Jellyroll. Melissa’s favorite memory of the evening was when Buck joined the band on lead guitar! Melissa & Buck were college sweethearts, whose love has grown over time and distance for over 11 years. They always knew they To View More >>

You can now follow Queensberry on Pinterest! We'll be pinning things we love - albums, stories, weddings, artisanship and inspiration. Click the button below to follow us. Happy pinning! Anna To View More >>

Your logo says so much about you, so when you set up Workspace take some time over it. If you don't add a logo your website will put your company name up there instead, which is cool, but not as riveting as a really nice logo. Like the Queensberry one ;) A good logo gets remembered for good or bad. I can go for a drive with my kids and they'll spot the Golden Arches even before we can see them properly. It's ingrained in their little heads (I blame their mother). You want yours to fit in with the rest of your site, and not stand out like a sore thumb. The Urban Punk look won't work well if you To View More >>

Let's face it, if you don't import images into Workspace then not a lot is going to happen. Unless you're just using it to proof the albums you've designed in Photojunction, that is. So let's start at the Dashboard, and click New Event. The first thing Workspace will ask for is an Event name. This could be your clients' names. Click Create Event. Once you have done that, click Add Images To Event, and browse for your files. The maximum size for a file is 28MB, and it needs to be a JPEG or TIFF. But choose a size that's suitable for what you want to use it for – no bigger, or you'll be using To View More >>