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Still Here

Just an update on the current state of Lockdown 3.0

I’m here if you need me. A lot of what I normally do isn’t possible under the current restrictions but like many small businesses I’m trying to keep trading as much as I can.

I have some Commercial work still on: Product Photography, Digital Reproduction and Fine Art Printing can all be done safely without contact.

I am still processing print orders from Family, Communion and Confirmation sessions from last year (and the year before, and the year before that!)

So it’s a good time to look out those proofs and think about finally getting prints.

But I’m not in the office full time. I’m here when I need to be – generally mornings after the school drop (or after I make sure my home schooler is out of bed). So if you want to call in it’s best to phone to make sure I’m in the office when the time suits you – 087 683 8511

It’s no problem coming in to do something or meet you.

Otherwise I’ll be in my pink chair, drinking coffee in my garden – which is starting to spring to life again
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Updates

After a summer of good intentions I’m finally getting to work on updates to the web site.   I’ve nearly finished working on updating the Galleries with more recent images and they should be uploaded in the next week or so.

But I’ve started with an update to the Terms and Conditions of Business on the site.

http://www.roblambphoto.com/termsconditions.htm

I know these look a little scarey but I believe all professional services should clearly state the terms and conditions under which they normally do business. This about being open.

The other thing to note is that if anything in these conditions does not match the way in which you want to use my services then it is possible to vary these terms on a job by job basis.

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Down the Road @ St Fin Barre’s

Cork Textiles Network are opening their annual show at St Fin Barre’s Cathedral tomorrow, Thursday 3rd June.  This year’s show is entitled ‘Down the Road’

I spent a day back in March photographing pieces for the exhibition (some still very much works in progress) so that images are now available for the programme, artists’ cards and promotional literature for the show.

It will be nice to see the finished pieces in all their glory in the Cathedral tomorrow.  The show runs until the 17th June.

Good luck to everyone involved.