"Most of the great design work in the universe has already been done - we're just tinkering with it" - BTW March 22, 2011
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benwalters.nc(at!)gmail.com
Asheville, NC
Serving the greater Asheville, North Carolina area and beyond.
Event & Photo Portal
How To Access Your Event Photographs!
Click the link in the section below. This will lead you to a website which is geared to my event photography. Click on your event in the left hand column of the page. You will be prompted for a password which I have already emailed to you. This will lead you to a second page.
Scroll to the bottom of the second page. There are two buttons in the bottom center of the page "Login" and "Continue". If you press the "Login" button you will be prompted to create an account if you do not already have one. If you press the "Continue" button you can view the photos without signing in.
You will have to create an account to order prints using this website. This includes custom prints which I will produce myself. Creating an account also allows you to save your shopping cart, you can't save your shopping cart without being logged into the Photoreflect website!>
If you have a select number of retouched images that are included with the price of your event (this is usually the case), you may simply record the numbers of the photographs you want retouched and send the photo numbers to me in an email.
All the photos, including the retouched photos from your event are burned to a CD or CD's and delivered to you as part of my event photography pricing.
Questions? Feel free to email me at benwalters.sc (@!) gmail.com . Take out the parenthesis and the exclamation point out when entering my email address. Thanks! - Ben
Scroll to the bottom of the second page. There are two buttons in the bottom center of the page "Login" and "Continue". If you press the "Login" button you will be prompted to create an account if you do not already have one. If you press the "Continue" button you can view the photos without signing in.
You will have to create an account to order prints using this website. This includes custom prints which I will produce myself. Creating an account also allows you to save your shopping cart, you can't save your shopping cart without being logged into the Photoreflect website!>
If you have a select number of retouched images that are included with the price of your event (this is usually the case), you may simply record the numbers of the photographs you want retouched and send the photo numbers to me in an email.
All the photos, including the retouched photos from your event are burned to a CD or CD's and delivered to you as part of my event photography pricing.
Questions? Feel free to email me at benwalters.sc (@!) gmail.com . Take out the parenthesis and the exclamation point out when entering my email address. Thanks! - Ben
Access Your Event or Portrait Photos Here!!
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I was thinking about something 158 degrees from this image.
ReplyDeleteDidn't get the photo I envisioned but this works. Rush hour traffic was insane and was I bobbing up and down across the street, waitng for gaps in the traffic and the shadows to fall right and the people to come along - before the light failed the shadows. I'm sure the scene would have made an interesting little movie clip. Sundayish.
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