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The Art of Dissatisfaction

Posted on October 3, 2010 by Kenny

Read this thought provoking post on Seth Godin‘s blog about how successful brands are built on dissatisfaction. Just finished saving up for that Canon/Nikon camera/lens you’ve been wanting? don’t worry, there’s a new one coming out that will make you … Continue reading →

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Shirt off My Back Competition

Posted on August 11, 2010 by Kenny

My uber cool friends at Mycityonashirt.com have started a simple little business where people can get the name of their hometown, birthplace, suburb or maybe just the name of somewhere special  to them printed on a shirt. Best yet, they’re … Continue reading →

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KSP Promo Brochures

Posted on July 11, 2010 by Kenny

Thought I’d share a couple pics of my portfolio brochures I just had printed up. When working with my business development coach Becs Arnott we came up with the concept for something to leave with people on my contact list … Continue reading →

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Welcome to the New Bigger and Better Blog

Posted on July 3, 2010 by Kenny

Welcome! As I said in my previous post, I’ve been working with my peeps over at Cyberdo on redoing my blog to make it a part of my site. Blogspot was great for what it was, but I was essentially … Continue reading →

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3 of My (current) Favourite Things

Posted on June 14, 2010 by Kenny

For fellow photogs out there, here are 3 things I’m digging lately: Dropbox (www.dropbox.com) Being able to upload files by syncing a drive on the computer is awesome, and probably the best way I’ve found so far to deliver images … Continue reading →

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And the Winner Is………

Posted on April 1, 2010 by Kenny

Jai Mitchell and the Grassroots Street Orchestra!First of all a massive THANK YOU to everyone who applied, emailed, said they’re were going to apply but didn’t, and even booked fully paid commercial gigs but didn’t apply (true story) over the … Continue reading →

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Win a Shoot for Free with "Hey Kenny, Save Us a Penny"

Posted on March 2, 2010 by Kenny

This is for REAL! Are you a band, business, organisation, amateur sporting team, dancer, new magazine, writer, actor, or creative individual? Keep reading. Normally, I shoot promotional photoshoots at a considerable cost to my clients, and rightfully so, they take … Continue reading →

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Storytelling In:Series

Posted on February 8, 2010 by Kenny

As I eluded to in a previous post, Mike our web guy here at KSP and I have been working on ways to get out the work for your enjoyment beyond delivering our commercial product to our clients.They say that … Continue reading →

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What I’m Reading: You Might Like It

Posted on November 5, 2009 by Kenny

If you’re like me, pricing is a pretty big challenge. Get it wrong and you’re either underselling yourself and possibly setting a dangerous precedent, or overpricing yourself and risk losing the job. A while back I made a decision to … Continue reading →

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Giving it Away

Posted on August 18, 2009 by Kenny

I wish I had a five cent piece for each time I’ve been asked “Was this a paid shoot?” while showing someone some photos I had just taken. Now I know that people are just being engaging when they ask … Continue reading →

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