Because of his involvement in the Adobe Lightroom Adventure - Ian Wallace has now been featured in the marketplace of Digital Railroad.
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Latest in our series on the Digital Railroad sponsored Lightroom Adventure Tasmania photographers

In May The Australian Institute of Professional Photography held the Epson 2008 Tasmanian Professional Photographer of the Year Awards. With a record number of images and the largest number of photographers entering, the competition was fierce! Following a whole day of judging in a couple of categories (wedding and open) we retired for an evening meal where the winner was announced. To my total surprise, it was me! I took out the Tasmanian Professional Photographer of the Year Award for 2008

In April Adobe came to Tasmania from the US! I was excited and felt extremely privileged to be involved in an international project that brought together a small group of photographers from all around the world to capture amazing images and road test the new beta version of Adobe Lightroom2. Accompanying the photographers were a bunch of Lightroom engineers and every night we received instruction on the software which we all adopted for our own workflows. As we found issues, they were ironed out by the engineers (or we were shown what we were doing wrong!)

Just a small note to say that I have saved the best bit of news until the end. I have had some news I have been keeping to myself for a little while now – I’m gonna be a dad!

Vivid, the National Photography Festival, will be held for the first time in Canberra from 11 July to 12 October 2008. It will celebrate the vital role of photography in Australian life and history.

Waterbabies popularity continues to rise and now I have found a pool in which to base myself!

A few weeks ago I opened an exhibition at a new business establishment ‘The Key Australia’. Although The Key Australia has not been officially launched (that’s happening a little later this week) they have had their doors open for a few weeks.

You may know that in the past I have conducted photography workshops with my business partner (and friend) Loic Le Guilly

www.photographtasmania.com

Just days before sending out this email – I spent a weekend on beautiful Bruny Island (south of Hobart)

TasWaterbabies is officially up and running, We even had some images published in Tasmanian Life magazine for a ‘What happened in Tasmania this summer’ article!