Change

Hi,

So its been way too long since I last Blogged but a lots going on - All good, positive and moving in the right direction. Ive had some great enquires through my photography website, which I have recently updated with new structure and images. Take a look and enjoy my photos; www.1018mm.co.uk
Ive already worked for clients with interesting briefs but im always happy and willing to help. If you know of anyone who needs a Freelance Photographer please pass on my details.

So the new project I mentioned in my last Blog has finally happened. Ive worked hard to bring this company to life and I now bring you YIK Telemarketing Ltd!

YIK is an outbound Telesales business that works with business building specific campaigns to boost sales. So far its gone great - We have worked with some brilliant companies and continue to help with their marketing efforts. I have a dedicated team that are great to work with and committed to our customers success. Our website can be found at www.yiktelemarketing.co.uk


With all thats going on I made time to read a few books of which one really had a great impact. "Who Moved my Cheese" took an hour to read and was excellent. It reminded me of so many people I have met and played with its ideas. I would highly recommend you take a look http://www.whomovedmycheese.com
Its a fun book about Change and how not changing/adapting can hold you back in life. Im sure that if you read it you will pick up your own messages but the ones I thought about the most were:

If you do not change you will become extinct!
and
What would you do if you weren't afraid?

I promise read it and you will not be disappointed......

As for photography, Ive managed to go on a few trips and took some nice photos. I went to Talicre in Wales where there was a great Lighthouse and a moody sky. I went up on my own to sort some thoughts out, walking along the wet dreary beech helped. Anyway, Set my camera up on a tripod and by using a few filters managed to get some good images. This I think was my favourite of the day:

Ive also bought two film cameras for a bit of fun; A 1960's Zeiss Ikon and a 1950's Braun Paxette rangefinder. They are both awesome - Taking photos how they would have been taken 60 years ago. Here is the same lighthouse but in the Zeiss Ikon 120mm film.

I think its pretty cool right?

Anyway, Ill Blog again soon, Get the Book and enjoy these pictures.

Ciao,