Infinity Unlimited Photography and Web Design

INFINITY UNLIMITED

I'm a photographer, and screen based media designer working in Herefordshire and the surrounding counties (Worcestershire, Shropshire, Gloucestershire and Powys) . My work is predominantly image based and spans photography, video, graphics, web design and media education and training. Using Apple Macs and Windows PCs with a wide range of software from Apple, Adobe and Microsoft for producing online and print based content.

Whilst I produce photography for a range of uses I specialise in architectural and urban subjects for architects and developers. Most of the output is digital to allow fast turn around. With a mobile flash studio for portraits and interior lighting set ups.

The web sites that I design and build range from basic brochure sites, user content managed sites, multimedia showcases, and slick flash based galleries. Ultimately budget decides what type of website is produced. I have successfully worked with the commercial, educational and voluntary sectors as well as sole traders. Generally I work on projects that I enjoy and with organisations who appreciate the creativity, organisation and logic that I bring to them.

I also work as a web designer and media workshop trainer for the Hereford based Rural Media Company who work with young people in community and informal education. Take a look at our award winning website insitemag.net to see some of the work that is produced by young people in Herefordshire.

Christopher Preece - November 2008

Christopher Preece

Mobile: 07814203215

Email: infinityunlimited

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Web Design to suite your needs and content

You may want a five page website to launch your business or project, or you may want a large website to display multimedia content that you can update yourself. I can build a site to match your budget and requirements. Take a look at the examples below (the links open in new windows). Contact me for more information and advice.

• www.bottletop.info - Multimedia production and website for an alcohol awareness campaign by The Bulmer Foundation involving students from Herefordshire College of Technology, Hereford College of Arts and Hereford Sixth Form College. This project started in January 2008 and the website went live in November 2008. Working with around 40 young people who came up with ideas for the content and took part in the videos and photo shoots I produced four videos and a large number of Flash movies to show the stories and messages that the young people wanted to send to their peers. The production team was complemented by Sarah Ray who illustrated 'Super Liver' and Matt Watson who helped on the video 'Empties'.
• www.herefordshirelore.org.uk - Website to promote the publications of Herefordshire Lore who collect, publish and archive people's recollections of the past.
• www.bottletop.info/outofit - Educational Alcohol awareness micro-site for The Bulmer Foundation used to evaluate a drama project delivered by The Play House in Herefordshire.
• www.sciencefest.org.uk - Herefordshire Schools Science Festival 2007 is an educational website that uses a multi-media player to showcase the work of young people.
• www.rra-arch.com - Large Adobe Flash based website for RRA Architects based in Hereford and London. It contains information about their practice and projects portfolio that is part content managed by the client.
• www.pardoehomefinders.co.uk - Simple Adobe Flash based brochure website made for a new business start up.
• www.gainingground.org.uk - Stylish showcase for an educational project called Gaining Ground that is based in Pupil Referral Units throughout Herefordshire. It utilises Flash, Flash Video and unobtrusive JavaScript to display multimedia content produced by the young people.
• www.ruralmedia.co.uk/remember - Travellers Remember is a community project website featuring 25 digital stories in a Flash Video wall built in Adobe Flash.
• www.insitemag.net - InSITE online youth magazine that uses a content management system, Flash animation, Flash Video and a style switcher.
• www.sarahray.co.uk - Birmingham based illustrator's showcase website with gallery that can be easily updated.
• www.h-watershed.com - Flash website for The Watershed events and conference centre based in Hereford.
• www.splash-tv.co.uk - Simple website for a Worcestershire based Video Production company

About Flash

Flash player by Adobe is used in many websites to deliver rich media content such as animation, audio and video. Viewers just need the Flash Player plug in for their browser to be able to access this content. The plug-in is less than 1 MB and takes seconds to download on broadband and less than a minute on dial up internet.

Increasingly video in the form of Flash Video is being used in websites in the commercial and educational sectors. I am able to produce short video sequences on location or through existing content such as images, audio, text, documents, Power Point presentations for use in your website. Check out some of the example websites above so see how well Flash Video integrates online.

For websites that need to stimulate the viewer and where multimedia content is to be used Flash is the best choice, either in part or for the whole web site. Get in touch if you want more information and some idea of cost.

Commercial photography for use in marketing brochures, publicity materials, stationary and websites

Architectural Photography 1 - (opens in a smart pop up window)

Architectural Photography 2 - (opens in a smart pop up window)

Location Photography - (opens in a smart pop up window)

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Photography

The best places to see some of my latest personal photography online........

Images of Hereford - an Architecture Week 2006/2007 event www.imagesofhereford.com

Images of Buildings - an Architecture Week 2005 event www.imagesofbuildings.com

My Flickr images www.flickr.com/photos/christopherpreece