This screen appears immediately after you send your album order, and that blue link is a quick-smart way to squeeze the value out of the work you've just done and help boost your income. Click it, and the templates from the album you've just designed, confirmed and ordered will be automatically uploaded to the Photojunction Store ready to be sold. All you'll have to do is fill out a few important details in the Sell window, like a short item description and how much you want to sell your collection for, and hit Done. Try it next time you send an order. Cheers, Nigel To View More >>

It’s no wonder Luke and Chantal’s wedding album caught our attention. For starters, there were three albums, not one, and the first two featured the most amazing celebrations at a fabulous location. We certainly did “wish we were there”. Luke and Chantal were married in April 2007 in Mauritius, East Africa. Chantal had wanted to have her wedding at The One and Only, Mauritius since she was a little girl and spent time there with her family. The festivities lasted five days and included a welcoming cocktail hour, beach Olympics, a salsa party (featuring Emilio Estevez and his salsa dancers) To View More >>

On my trip to the UK I had the opportunity to visit the studio of Alan and Jackie Rankine. Their work is aimed at a high end market. Their sales are substantial. They don't aim to be the latest newest thing. They do work to stay current but they have cleverly understood the needs of their clients. Their formula is simple and effective. Know your clients, produce consistently good work, back up your promise to perform with the quality of your presentation (including coffee and cake), always have something bigger and better for the client to buy, and have your studio in a castle. They don't chase To View More >>

There's a lot you can do from the comfort of the Photojunction start window... Start a new project or browse existing ones Navigate to the Photojunction website, classroom movies or Forum Access the new Photojunction Store And if you're a Queensberry user, you can even check out your order history and see your past, present or pending uploads. Here's how: Open Photojunction and on the start window, click 'Show Upload History' (bottom left hand corner). The Upload History window will drop down. From here you'll be able to see important order and upload details like the Product Reference and your To View More >>

While talking to photographers in the UK, I realised that what I really wanted to get across, was a simple but important message. The album is for the clients. Our part is to gather collateral and write a story for them. Here's the tip: Step back from the design and pause deliberately... Then start  with the idea that this album is not a showpiece for you, the photographer, but is a story for the bride and groom. We can apply our own 'signature' to the imagery, but they own the love and the history that we're writing the story about. We are the story tellers, and it's our sensitivity to them To View More >>

We recently released the lastest final version of Photojunction 1.30 which represents plenty of new features, work and changes. You can read all about it here. A couple of days ago we quietly released another final version of Photojunction 1.31, which doesn't include any big changes, just lots of awesome little ones - and builds on version 1.30. We're happy with the progress we've made since the last final we released about 8 months ago, so now we're going to focus on keeping things simple for you during the silly season. Refinement will be our priority. Cheers, Danny To View More >>

Pre-wedding engagement shoots are fairly common these days - but Lauren and Josh asked their wedding photographers Michelle and TJ Getz of Getzcreative to go one step further and take some post-wedding photos too. Lauren and Josh married in October 2008 in South Carolina, and went out a couple of days later with the Getz to do a casual, fun and intimate shoot. TJ says, "These post-wedding 'Creative Sessions' allow us to offer a distinctive and creative photography session without the pressures of the wedding day." At the end of their session, TJ took some intimate shots in the bedroom which Josh, To View More >>

Sparked by a 'oh-I-forgot-that-was-an-option' moment, I wanted to quickly remind you about the default options you can set in Photojunction to save you time, and a few clicks. In the Photojunction Preferences you'll find an array of options enabling you to customise Photojunction to reflect your preferred and most commonly used settings, such as: How long you like each slide to play for in a slideshow The aperture border colour and width you prefer Units of measurement you like working with (inches or mm) The most common size of aperture you design with Of course all of these options can be changed To View More >>

[caption id="attachment_5211" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Click image to watch on YouTube."][/caption] If pictures could talk what would they say? Kodak reckons they'd say, "Keep me, protect me, share me". We agree. Live forever. Cheers, Nigel To View More >>

This felt good to read over our Full Scottish Breakfast before another day presenting. Thank you Lisa. Cheers, Ian PS Sales strategies and up-sell techniques are important but it'd be a sad world if they were all that drove us. To View More >>