Louis Vuitton men’s shoemaking in Fiesso d’Artico
13/05/2012 Category: Design No Comments 
What Happened to Mr Fox After The TV Fame?
So the fox has its moment of fame, seen on TV a bit, people recognise it, shopping gets difficult, privacy goes as the fame grows. Too many parties, too much drink, to much of everything going, time to get out of the rat race, a move to the country, the west-country perhaps?
Yes a few years on and Mr Fox will be seen on his stall at Totnes Friday market. There you will hear him barking on, with his urban drawl about his moment of fame, his time on TV, the parties, the drink, the nudge and the wink.
Do you think he saw it coming?
11/05/2012 Category: Devon, Photography No Comments
Palermo Street Market shot by Andrew Butler
Currently uploading images to the new Andrew Butler site, just like this one, wouldn’t mind being back in Palermo at the moment.
Leica M9
10/05/2012 Tags: Leica, M9, palermo
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New Exeter Commercial Photography Website
It’s been a busy couple of weeks. Hot on the heels of launching Hazelwood’s new holiday website (based on the WordPress platform) we have now launched a new Exeter commercial photography website at andrewbutler.net, again based on WordPress.
Great SEO Results Already
As with this DesignCredo site the three sites show what a range of visual approaches are available with WordPress. Andrew Butler’s Exeter photography site has been developed to offer great access to a wide range of photographic subjects. However it is not all about visuals, this site offers simply astounding SEO results showing dramatic returns within a day of being made available to Google.
Last month’s readership of this (Design Credo) blog surpassed the record set the previous month, and last week we experienced a record (weekly) high. We are looking to broaden our appeal and add value with the new photography website.
08/05/2012 Category: Design, Photography, SEO, Website Design, WordPress, WordPress Support No Comments
Kevils BMW (Ruby) photographed by Andrew Butler
Kevils Speed Shop’s “Ruby” 1983 BMW r100 cafe racer style bike, photographed by Andrew Butler of Design Credo in Exeter, Devon
Features include,
- Ruby helmet inspired custom paint work
- Wrinkle finished blacked out engine
- Bonita seat
- Raask rearsets
- Conti go tyres
- Floating rotors
- Digital speedo
The bike was commissioned by Marek of Poland,
Kevils BMW (Ruby)
You can find Kevils Speed Shop on their Facebook page, say hello.
All shots on Leica M9, most 50mm Summilux
We have a new photography site featuring more motoring images here
04/05/2012 Tags: BMW, Kevils, Leica, M9
Category: BMW, Design, Leica, M9, Motorbikes, Photography No Comments
Another Trip To Kevil’s
Another trip to Kevil’s, a couple of fine BMWs this time, and a quick tease on page-2 of the gallery for tomorrow’s offering (write-up to follow)
Kevils Speed Shop’s “Sparky!” 1980 BMW r100 scrambler style bike,
Features include,
- Chrome powder coated tank
- Custom high level stainless two into one exhaust
- Retro fit rocker covers
- Polished aluminium side panels
- Fully upholstered cafe seat
- Digital speedo
The bike was commissioned by John from London.
You can find Kevils Speed Shop on their Facebook page, say hello.
Leica M9, Summilux 50mm, Summicron 28mm
We have a new photography site featuring more motoring images here
