Suddenly, I was in demand to give seminars and workshops at other venues, and people unaware of my processing and printing service naturally began to 'phone assuming that my company title meant that I gave teaching workshops. So there I was, holding up a dripping floppy fibre 20x16 draining over the developer dish, when the 'phone would go outside! I would scrap the print and rush outside to hear someone enquiring about coming on one of my workshops.

Of course, even as dumb as I was, it finally dawned on me that this was what people wanted more than a printing service. So I started doing this instead a lot of the time, as well as writing. Hence my second company title of 'Development Coaching'. As you will see from the pictures here, I don't have the space for multi-person classes, so I actually carried out personal coaching sessions for one or two people at a time. This means very personal attention, and we can go at the person's own speed.

Now, though, I have become so overworked teaching elsewhere, writing, and making and despatching DiXactol™ (and developing some other very interesting photo processing solutions) that I simply haven't time to give personal workshops any more. I am really sorry to have to turn away so many would-be workshop participants, but there are only 24 hours in a day!

So why not have a look round my place in pictures.

Continue to images and captions of Barry's workshop...