Posts Tagged ‘blog’
Hooray! I’ve created a facebook page for my photography activities. So, what are you waiting for? Head over there and bookmark me 
My blog will also be cross-posted with facebook. You can also check out a collection of my work.
And, to stay on top of the social networking I’ve also created a twitter account so I can vent the things that are to trivial to be writing a blogpost about..
Quiet?
And again it has been quiet on this site for almost 2 months now, the last post was dated at the beginning of july…
I’m not gonna bother making excuses for this and lets just stick with: “I’ve been busy with getting my proverbial shit together and I’m now ready to kick it!”
But, good news, new material is coming this way so stay tuned!
Updating the web
As some of you may have noticed, there has been a small update regarding the website.
I’ve changed the blog uri to http://blog.bramvandenbussche.be in stead of http://www.bramvandenbussche.be/blog and added the new domain http://portfolio.bramvandenbussche.be which will focus only on the photographs I take. The uri http://www.bramvandenbussche.be will serve as a splash page where you can choose what to visit. This is not completely finished yet as I still need to add some graphical elements but at least it’s functional.
You may expect an update to the blog as well to match the portfolio style which is much cleaner.
Making the web work for you
Earlier this year Chase Jarvis, David Hobby (Strobist) and David Nightingale (Chromasia) held a seminar in Dubai about how you can make the web work for you and your business as a photographer. Since the current explosion of blogs out there in the blogosphere it’s highly unusual if you don’t have a website. These 3 artists talk about how you can make it work for you too.
Now I must warn you that it’s a rather lengthy video that has NOTHING of the usual appeal you would expect of a Chase Jarvis video. In fact it’s just a recording of the seminar itself where you can hear them talk for about an hour about the how and why of their sites.
This is quite interesting if you’re just starting out on the web or if you are wondering why your site gets so little attention. So I won’t keep you waiting much longer, here’s the link to the post on Chase’s blog: http://blog.chasejarvis.com/blog/2008/11/chase-jarvis-current-making-web-work.html
