If he can get away, of course, he’ll find everything he needs to maintain and enhance his reputation. That’s assuming of course that he’s not mobbed wherever he goes and doesn’t as a result get the same opportunity to take in everything that Focus will have to offer lesser mortals. These brief but highly incisive videos offer a unique insight into the work of this iconic artist, and with the word getting round that Justin himself will not only be putting in a number of appearances at the show but also having a stand of his own where he will be signing autographs and where Justinabilia will be available, it’s expected that his fast growing fan following will further boost show visitor numbers.Īs a top photographer Justin will certainly have a terrific choice of stands to visit.
This year it also applies to the promotion of the show itself, to the advertisements which are now appearing throughout the photographic and imaging press and, especially, to a programme of specially created viral messages.īoth adverts and virals feature photographer Justin Focus (never heard of him? Check out the Focus on Imaging website and follow the leads to see what you’ve been missing), with the virals themselves reflecting the ever closing gap between still and moving images.
You’ve only got to compare the exhibitors list for, f’rinstance, 1998 with that for 2003 and then with that for 2008 and you’ll see just how successfully Focus has ridden the fast moving technological wave that continues to sweep through the imaging industry.īut this year banguptodateness doesn’t just apply to the companies to be featured at the NEC in February, to the products that bear their brands, to the often ground breaking technology to be found on some of the stands taken by small companies as they bid to join the big names.
Focus on Imaging is nothing if not bang up to date.
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