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Digital Cameras the easy way – Reviews

by Brian Miller | Feb 13, 2012 | Brian's Blog, Press Releases

“There’s plenty in this book to justify it’s modest cover price to anyone starting out in digital photography.  and if you’re putting off buying a digital camera because it all seems to complicated this is the book for you” Jeremy Rose – Scoop Review “Aimed at...

Reprint planned due to demand for rail trail guide

by Brian Miller | Jan 20, 2012 | Brian's Blog, Press Releases

By YVONNE O’HARA AUTHORS Brian and Diane Miller, of Dunedin, have just launched a pocket•sized guide to the Otago Central Rail Trail and it has been so popular they are planning a reprint before Christmas. The couple previously owned Tapui Children’s Books and have...

Lifelogs publishes innovative pocket bikers guide to the Otago Central Rail Trail

by Brian Miller | Nov 2, 2011 | Biking Resources, Brian's Blog, Press Releases, Rail Trail Resources

When the Department of Conservation bought 150km of unused rail corridor in Central Otago 1993 and proposed a bike trail, many people laughed at the idea. Who would use it they said? Well 10 years after the full track was finished more than 10,000 people a year cycle...

Rail trail still proving popular | via Otago Daily Times Online News

by Brian Miller | May 23, 2011 | Biking Resources, Press Releases

The popularity of the Otago Central Rail Trail shows no signs of waning, despite anecdotal reports of demand dropping or levelling off during the past season. More than 120 people attended the first workshop on the future of the trail, held at Omakau on Friday, and...

Children’s book launched | Otago Daily Times Online News

by Brian Miller | Mar 24, 2011 | Brian's Blog, Press Releases

The launch of a children’s book on the history of the gold rush in Lawrence has been well received by the community. The book, Stars of Orion, was written by Diane Miller and lays out the history of Gabriel’s Gully through the eyes of a child… More...

Scoop Review Of Books » Photography: Digital Death or Liberation?

by Brian Miller | Oct 8, 2008 | Press Releases

Brian Miller has a chapter in his sixty four page Digital Cameras The Easy Way  titled, “Cull, File and Backup.” It’s far from the only good advice in this handy little book which covers everything from choosing a camera to composition, and creating your own travel...

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