Yachts at Kumlubuk
Some of my regular visitors are complaining that there’s been few posts recently. The fact is I’m busy on many projects but I did manage to catch this image recently when beachcombing at Kumlubük.
It’s been some months since I had a chance to post here because my time has been taken up studying Internet marketing. That’s been a huge learning curve partly enjoyable, mainly labour, but now at last most of the ‘grunt work’ seems over and I’m showing some small reward for all my effort.
Today I took a stroll with the E-620 and shot a few frames through the Flektogon 70mm 2.4. Back home I processed the RAW data using Photoshop CS4 and some of my old plug-ins.
I certainly like the result.
Simple and Awesome
Snow on the Mountains
Some regular visitors to these pages have wondered why I’ve not posted so much recently, and also if I am continuing to make photographs every day?
Most days I take some pictures, and certainly I will be returning to making images in the foreseeable future.
Recently I realized that selling Art on-line takes more than talent and good photographic skills. It also requires some business acumen and knowledge of SEO and other Internet operations. For this reason I’ve spent the past six weeks studying with some of the best Internet Marketing Brains around in order to build upon my repertoire of marketing and web skills.
It’s been quite a learning curve, but one that I’m sure will pay dividends, and help to fund more photographic expeditions and exhibitions 
It’s that time of the year. Amazon is shortly to break-up from school for a two week break. This means she will get her half-year report and since anything official in Turkey requires the submission of at least two photos I’ve made her a new passport image for her school report
Olympus E-3, Flektogon f35 at F 5.6
Difficilis,querulus, laudator temporis acti.
Sepuero, castigator, cesorque minorum
Stephen Jeremy Maxwell Bray lives with his wife Irem, and daughter Amazon at Amos, Turunc near Marmaris, Turkey..
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