We're constantly reinventing Queensberry to make things better, simpler, faster and more creative. In the mid-1990s we threw away the rule book and started making our albums to order. Computer-driven mat-cutters meant our clients could design books to suit their photography, rather than making their photographs fit the books. It had never been done before. In 2000 we cut out the middle-man and began developing the world’s only worldwide door-to-door service to professional photographers. In 2001 we released Photojunction. In 2003 we were pioneers in the album printing business. (We’re still one of the few to offer a full professional lab service.) In 2007 we launched Photojunction Remix, the world’s most powerful album designer. We also released the original Duo album. In 2008-9 we were focused on productivity. Learning to drive the new technology better, and developing systems to help you get your albums faster - and “right first time”. 2009 was the year of Musée, and our first digital offset-printed press books. 2010 was our second release of our Queensberry press books. 2011 brought the third releases of press books and press albums. And this year we released Queensberry Workspace, to help our clients move forward in the brave new world of social media and cloud computing. It’s hard to believe, but today almost half of the books and albums we sell come from product lines that hardly existed two years ago. You clearly love our new products, especially press albums. In fact you love the products and the prices. But you’d love the option of traditional photographic printing in what we’ve been calling “Queensberry Press”… and it’s a bit confusing having two separate product ranges with different “rules”. So our next project is to fix all that. Watch this space! Cheers, Ian PS I'm reliably informed we'll have an announcement Tuesday ;)