Today we were invited to be part of the Canson Infinity team at this years Focus On Imaging event at Birmingham’s NEC arena. Along with R.K Burt representatives and fellow photographer Brian Hopper we joined forces with Canson Infinity in order to celebrate their strong selection of Fine Art and Photographic papers.

The heritage of the company is fascinating with a history stemming back over 500 years, and with the latest photographic range launched in 2008 they’re starting to make a big impact on the UK market.

We had two images from our Notworkrelated adventures featured at the exhibition one taken whilst encountering children playing on our epic hike up to Namche Bazaar, Nepal, and the second an insight into the Paralympic Closing Ceremony taken whilst we sat and soaked up the wonders of London 2012. You can see more limited edition prints at our shop.

In conjunction with theprintspace.co.uk we also produced some promotional post cards which we handed out to Canson Infinity stand visitors. Huge thanks to theprintspace.co.uk for helping us out with this. See more images here…

We have a short film to show you which should provide you with a nice little insight into the Canson Infinity display, the crowds of Focus on Imaging and our involvement with the brand.

They’re selling out of Discovery packs like there’s no tomorrow so if you’re at the event over the next few days do stop by to get yours.

Enjoy!

Well, after four years I have left boxer to begin my travels around the world. Cheers Boxer for the opportunities that you gave me & all the friends I have made. I will miss you all (even the sheep & the giraffe!). Leaving party photos can be seen in the leaving post…

Another step towards the trip, 21 sleeps to go!

(Photos taken on a Olympus E-P1, Pancake 17mm Lens f2.8)

When you’re leaving for a whole year to travel around the world, it would be rude not to say bye bye to friends & family. As we both have friends in different parts of the UK we decided that the only real way to get to see people would be to have several dates lined up in various places & try and see as many friends as possible.

The first leaving party was with friends of Dave’s from his homeland near Wolverhampton & Helen’s friends in Leicester. The date was set & starting venue picked. Bring on the party! Thanks to all for making the effort to travel over & come out with us. We both really appreciate it. Cheers guys!

Here are a few photos from the night… (Sore heads were felt the next day, thank the lord for Bank Holidays & the hangover cure that is bacon sarnies with red sauce!)

(Nikon Coolpix, processed in Photoshop)

Leaving party with boxer: