
Queensberry
PO BOX 20-314
Glen Eden
Auckland
0641
New Zealand
Tel: 0800 0284 836
Fax: 0800 0284 874
E-mail:-
info@queensberry.com
Web address:-www.queensberry.com
2012 Convention:
We believe that the way to
succeed is to stand out from the crowd, not join it.
There’s less competition, more profit, more satisfaction and more pride
at the high end of the market … and it’s our job to help get you there.
Our latest album range, Musée, reflects this. It’s designed for people
who want only the best: beautiful photography, discerning design and the
best materials in a product that requires the highest level of
artisanship to produce.
The Queensberry Press range of digital offset books reflects the same
values and offers design elements and a design style that aren't
available in generic products.
We design, print and bind albums ready for your clients: a fully
integrated service.
Even if you don't use our albums and books, you're welcome to use our
free album planning software, Photojunction, the most widely used in the
industry.
All bookings are final. We reserve the right to change speakers and exhibitors without notice.
There are 227 days to get ready for the SWPP Convention and Trade Show at The Hilton London Metropole Hotel ...
which starts on Tuesday 8th January 2013
Convention testimonials Had a great time at the convention. Definitely booking for a few days next year. Simon
Find out more about the Convention
here
What our members say
Why I like the Societies: It focuses your professionalism and helps you expand as a photographer. - Adrew S
Find out more about the Societies here
An article from our Professional Imagemaker archive
The Big Light
Receiving an assignment to light and photograph a gigantic, shiny object such as this 80-foot, orange, semi-trailer truck would put the fear of God into most us, but it need not if you employ the correct principles of lighting to the challenge.
Photo Quote: I always thought of photography as a naughty thing to do - that was one of my favorite things about it, and when I first did it, I felt very perverse. Diane Arbus