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I shot some more photos of Xerxes, Mountain Asleep, and Rattletooth not long ago. I’ve put them up on my Flickr account if you’d like to check them out!

If you’d like a direct link to the set, here you go – http://www.flickr.com/photos/flexyournoggin/sets/72157622543060355/ It’d be great if they upped the ability of their URL system to show the set name in there. If you just want 5 random samples, I can do that too:

Louisville Web Group recently made the new Neikirk Mahoney site live, featuring photography work that I did. While I mainly shot portraits for each employee, I also took some shots around the office and outside that show up across the site, mainly in the intro flash animation on the homepage.

Neikirk Mahoney site

The new Kentucky Wines site has launched! I can’t take design credit for this one, but I can take coding credit for it, with Ryan Matteson doing the Flash and taking care of changes from the client. This is a WordPress based site.

Kentucky Wines site

We aren’t picking on you. Really. But when considering a designer and/or developer for your project, it’s important to have some things figured out first.
I came across a post this morning that, in a joking way, is a good example. Written by Neil Middleton, it takes the all-too usual software building experiences and applies them to architecture. What if the same considerations expected of us by clients were dictated to someone building a new house? It’d be a mess, really.

http://blog.monochrome.co.uk/2009/02/if-architects-had-to-work-like-software-developers/