DJC Design's Covid-19 Response Update
Published on Wed Sep 9, 2020 by David J Colbran
I wrote back in June to update you on how we are dealing with the Covid-19 virus and thought I would give you more information as we start September.
I am actively now seeking photography shoots and already successfully completed a number of commissions out on location. I have the experience now on on how to arrange these safely for everyone, whilst maintaining social distancing.
With a little planning and time this can be achieved in the safest possible way for all involved.
Please give me a call and we can work things out - it might mean working slightly differently than before - but I'm sure I can offer some solutions for your business.
I will wear a face mask if required for jobs and carry hand sanitiser. And trust me, if I feel unwell in the lead up to a job I will cancel, rather than struggle through. In most cases I can arrange a replacement photographer if you can't rearrange. Likewise if you or your team are unwell I am happy to rearrange, waiving my usual cancellations fees.
Web development work continues - I've been busy building two new sites for a client and have three other development projects on the go. So with Zoom meetings we can keep in touch no problem.
Challenging times continue, but I'm here to help and give advice - just get in touch. Thanks, David
Tags: coronavirus, covid-19Author: David J Colbran
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