blissprints

The guy who runs projectzero, the company who hired me to do the southcorp movies, is starting a new venture called blissprints. It’s an online photo service. Basically, you buy disposable cameras from bliss for your wedding, family reunion, corporate event, etc…, distribute them to all your guests and take all the pictures you like. Then, you return the cameras to bliss and they develop the film, scan the images, and create online photo albums. You and your guests can then go on the site and order prints, books, and video CDs from any / all of the cameras used.

It’s pretty cool, you should check them out.
www.blissprints.com

Friday, February 18th, 2005 General

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