Showing posts with label photo products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photo products. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 30, 2008

No photo (don't look)

There are days where I feel a little like Howard Stern, the self-proclaimed King of All Media. I say this because there is now yet another outlet for my relentless babbling and rapier-like wit: Squidoo- because everybody's an expert on something.

I previously had a couple of lenses there but realized I wasn't as much of the expert as I thought, so I regrouped (by myself?) and have now found a topic that I feel I can speak to with some air of authority:

What to Do With a Ga-zillion Images

I had to assign it a rating but there wasn't a PG since some people feel the words "crap" and "poo" are liberally sprinkled through the posts but hey, I am what I am.

Enjoy!

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

More and more...


More calendars have been added with at least a couple of more on the way. The latest calendar is titled QUIET PLACES and contains soothing images from around the world to hopefully bring just a bit of calm and quiet to our otherwise busy lives.

http://www.cafepress.com/james_orear

It is forcast to rain quite a bit here in England today so it is a perfect day to sit inside and be creative with my images!



~James

Monday, January 15, 2007

Products, products, everywhere!

NEWS

First, the blog you are currently looking at is going to now host the majority of the news happenings from my photography studio including new products and new locations discovered. Updates will continue to happen at the main website, fear not!

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Speaking of locations I had an incredible trip to Norwich (for the Cinderella panto at the Theatre Royale) home to a Benedictine cathedral built in the 1000's (yes!) and home to the second-highest spire in England. Fantastic is an understatement.

The military aviation shop is now open featuring my military aviation images on ceramic coffee mugs and steins (what would go in there I wonder???) for both American and international air forces. As you know this was a particularly productive time in the Azores for aircraft photography so new images will be added regularly.

James O'Rear: Military Image Shop

Images of England are slowly coming on-line. As there isn't a huge backlog of them they will appear as a trickle at first, but know that with some long weekends coming up there are ample opportunities for the whole family to go who-knows-where!


Cheers!

~James