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June 27, 2008

Recent Photography Class - June 21

Filed under: Photography — bwh @ 5:00 am

We had another photography class this past Saturday. It went very well. We had two students, which seems to be a good number for this class.

I changed everything up this time. We started by playing with the cameras. Taking pictures of some jewelry. That started the questions going. Some of them I deferred until the “classroom” part, but everyone seemed more interested since they had already seen the questions in action. And somehow, we took more pictures in less time.

It was a good class.  If you’re interested in improving your close up photography, you should sign up for the class.

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June 25, 2008

New Photography Classes

Filed under: Current Classes, Photography — bwh @ 8:27 pm

Here’s our schedule for the second quarter of 2008. If none of these dates/times meet your needs, let us know.

All classes are held at And The Bead Goes On. Click on the date for registration information.

Follow this Close Up Jewelry Photography Class link for complete information on the class.

Sign up today!

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June 10, 2008

Got Flash?

Filed under: Tips — bwh @ 5:00 am

Have you checked for a mobile device?

I recently went to Toyota’s web site with my iPhone. Guess what? Nothing. All I saw was a message that said I needed to install Flash. Well, now. That’s not going to happen. I went to the site later from a computer and discovered there isn’t much to see at all if you don’t have Flash.

Which is fine if I’m on my computer. For years, there was an attitude that if someone didn’t have Flash then they could just lose out. But that doesn’t work so well now. With the growing use of mobile devices, a site that uses Flash should have something to serve up to the mobile world. Something better than a useless message that I needed to install Flash.

In fact, maybe your web site should check for a mobile device even if it doesn’t use Flash. Be friendly to the mobile world. If it’s a site for a restaurant, you could serve up (pun intended) phone numbers and the take out menu.

If you don’t have a mobile device that can get to the internet, borrow one and see what your site looks like. Your visitors will be glad you did.

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