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!

This weekend (3rd March – 6th March 2013) Focus on Imaging 2013 is taking place at the Birmingham NEC. The yearly exhibition and showcase for the camera and photography industry is Europe’s biggest annual imaging show with over 200 exhibitors and product launches.

This year Canson Infinity will be using some of our notworkrelated travel and Paralympic photography on their exhibition stand and on Monday 4th March we will be joining them to meet, chat to and offer advice to the visitors to the Canson Infinity stand. We love the paper stocks they supply and we use two of their papers, Baryta Photographique and Arches Aquarelle Rag, for our photographic prints which we sell in our shop. They are both beautiful stocks.

Huge thanks to Canson for inviting us to join them as well as theprintspace.co.uk for helping us print and produce these limited edition promotional postcards (1 of 54 per design) which we will be handing out at Focus on Monday. Thanks also to S.Wilford Printers for helping with the cutting and trimming.

Pop over and say ‘Hi’ if you are attending this year. Helen and Dave.

We have been rather busy over the past few weeks. After a great time in Liverpool with The Double Negative team we sent out some notworkrelated promotional literature to companies that we would love to work and collaborate with on projects. We are now working closely with two partners.

Firstly we have strengthened our friendship with The Print Space in London and after appearing on their blog and judging their Self Portrait competition, we are working on promotional material for notworkrelated as well as printing all our shop orders through them. We highly recommend their printing skills and great customer service.

Secondly we will be appearing at ‘Focus on Imaging’ 2013 at the Birmingham NEC with Canson Infinity on Monday 4th March from 10am. With 450 years of high quality paper heritage we will be showcasing our travel photography with Canson Infinity and talking to fellow photographers interesting in printing and paper stocks. If you are at the event feel free to come over and say ‘Hi’.

And… hot off the press we have two prints back from The Print Space printed on the lovely Canson Infinity Arches Aquarelle Rag (310gsm). ‘Yosemite National Park, California, USA’ and ‘Decorative Basket, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia’ both look amazing on this matt textured stock.

You can purchase limited edition prints from our shop. All printed on two stocks by Canson Infinity, either the above mentioned Canson Infinity Arches Aquarelle Rag or the Canson Infinity Baryta Photographique.

For your viewing pleasure we have photographed the prints and you can get a good idea as to the texture and quality the Aquarelle Rag has to offer.