Web site development has not only moved into a new era- leaving the 20th century legacy design and concepts behind- it has become an ever changing industry and frontier. With a focus on style, accessibility and web applications, the on-line experience changes almost weekly. And that is why a business who desires a presence on the web must consider its image, message, and investment into its own future.
With personal web development experience, and a team of trained professionals, I am able to serve you and your web site needs in an effective and affordable manner. Weather its a simple site or a complex web application, I’m able to provide you with a solution. See more…
PHOTOGRAPHY
Capturing life, texture, events and details is good photography. Invoking rememberance and desire is great photography.
Check out my most recent project, in cooperation with my friend Margaret Thomas, as we captured some wonderful photos of two lovely young Hopkinsville models. See more…
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Just signed up for mySpace and twitter pages. I haven’t really spent any real time on them, but go ahead and check them out. Hope to see you there.
May 31st, 2008 | Category:
AdobeCheck out Adobe’s free (for now) online image editing application. Great resource for CMS clients who don’t want to spend tons of cash on image editing software. Ooohh!! And by the way. That’s what I mean by “Flex.” Check it out.
May 30th, 2008 | Category:
AppleHopkinsville, KY and Clarksville, TN have a growing Apple community. Both individuals and businesses are quickly realizing the ease of use and versatility of an Apple computer. With this growth, I get more and more “How To..” questions, even from my Windows buddies who are encountering more and more Mac laptops and desktops in their daily work.
So, in an effort to help friends and clients, I’m beginning to post responses to their questions on my blog. I could refer them to apple.com, or one of the other million + sites with answers. But I’m not. Why? Cause that’s how we are, right? So check out my “How Do I … On My Mac?” series. Enjoy.
