As they say it's good to share, and that is one of the fundamental reasons why Workspace was created. We wanted to give you the opportunity to share your images with your clients in a fast simple way, whether you're selling them with our shopping cart, giving clients a way to to choose the images they'd like in their albums, or simply getting more people on your website. So select your Collection  and click the share button. Brilliant stuff!! But wait, there's more. We're talking about sharing your images, not giving them away, so you need to think before you share. For example, how many images To View More >>

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 >>

(Warning: contains references to blue-grass and rock music) Johannes introduced me to his friends, Lyttelton band The Eastern. That’s OK, nobody else has heard of them either, and that's the point of this post. A while ago The Eastern opened in Auckland for Steve Earle, and more recently for Old Crow Medicine Show. Old Crow who? Heather and I bought tickets anyway, probably the only people in the audience who didn’t know anything about the main act. But then they came out and played. I was hooked after the first few bars Ketch looked wry, ironic and after your girlfriend. Willie wore a Neil To View More >>

Who's hosting your website? Where do your images live online? Who's handling your sales? Doing your printing? Collecting the cash? Who’s designing your books and albums? How do your proof them online? Who makes them for you? How do you get your stuff out on Facebook and your blog? How many vendors are involved? How well do they work together? How much of your time does it take? And how much does it all cost? Maybe it’s all so hard you’re just giving people the “Crown Jewels” on DVD?! We have a better idea… We’ve been working for months with one simple goal - to create the world’s To View More >>

Our first Northern Hemisphere show was in Birmingham UK in 2001, when we shared a booth at FOCUS with the Guild of Photographers. We did so well we decided to fly solo at WPPI the following year. Our first time in Vegas! At that first show I turned up late on Day One because of a minor drama back home. It was amazing. Our little team (with an Aussie customer in support) were red-faced and practically shouting to make themselves heard to photographers piled up like driftwood round our booth. We had a blast for three days, heading back to the Casino in the evenings for a quiet drink in the din of To View More >>