Hello there, this is Richard - www.jargra.com - I'm a photographer, web designer, web artist, writer and... well, more on all that as time progresses.

I am here now with these wonderful folks (Big Scott, and I mean "big," and Julianne) at Two Geeks and a Girl - representing my part of the business of getting your business online, with my big-little company JarGra, New England's most unique and affordable professional photography, web design and consulting service.  I'm really psyched to be a part of a fresh and highly motivated consortium - Two Geeks and a Girl of course, where I have joined two amazing individuals to help in bringing to our audience a very unique and comprehensive mesh of services. We will bring you our expertise in web design, creation, development-that would be Scott, architecture and marketing-that would be Julianne - for the home business, as well as small to medium-size businesses.  I can't wait to get busy helping all who come with their own unique web requirements.

And, remember - if you specifically need an incredibly specialized and unique photographic service, or stock photography for your web site or business, I’m always reachable at JarGra Photographic Art, and again that’s www.jargra.com - as well as right here at Two Geeks and a Girl... and of course our Facebook page too.

By the way, Scott's not kidding, aside from hoping our podcast will bring much needed and accurate information to our listeners, we really, really enjoy making it.  Honestly, I would have never believed it coming from someone else who does podcasting as part of their business model, but it's the honest truth folks, loads of fun!

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Tip to Save Money on Stock-Photography Fees

In order to freshen up images (photos) for your web persona - remember that the next great photo for your web site is probably right in front of you. Why don't you just capture it!?! No reason you can't start building your very own stock-photo web gallery for your business and web site. Don't lug that camera around everywhere you go... did I hear you say? Hey, pros don't either, so that's the second part of my tip. Do what we do, get one of those inexpensive point-n-shoots that fit in your pocket, and take it “everywhere.” Remember what an old and wise photographer once said when a young - up and coming photographer asked him what camera was the best one for him to use… “whichever one you have with you” the photographer replied!"

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