Photography round up - first couple of months in 2018 by Liverpool photographer David
Published on Mon Feb 19, 2018 by David J Colbran
A really busy start to the year, with commissions in Liverpool and across Merseyside. Here are just a small selection.
So if you are looking for a Liverpool based photographer, give me a call for a price quote. The price includes travel within Merseyside, post-processing of images, digital file delivery via Dropbox / WeTransfer and standard PR / Press / Third Party usage licence. I'm used to working to press deadlines, so I can get the images over to you later that day - but obviously if you are working torwards a specific publication time please let me know and I will make sure you have the files in time. Finally I have full public liability insurance - so we are both covered if I knock something over with a tripod etc and I am a member of the NUJ.
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Tags: pr, promotional, publicity, publicrelations, Author: David J Colbran
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