Cooking up a Storm

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Someone must have put something in the tea because it's been a very productive month at Ocean-Image towers, and consequently sees the release of three new products.

Firstly, the new 2013 Waves desk calendar, which sits in its own fold-out display case, simply change to a fresh image each month.


This year again it is in aid of clean seas charity Surfers Against Sewage . A healthy donation from the sale of each calendar will go towards monitoring and challenging the polluters of one of our greatest natural assets.



 Due out at the end of this week,  you can pre-order yours here already.


Secondly, as mentioned on my Facebook, while drinking a cup of tea and listening to one of those brilliant Cornish storms rage outside, a punny idea came into my head, heralding the creation of ..
 'A Storm in a Teacup'


OK, OK, so it's a mug, but 'Storm in Tea Mug' didn't quite work. Using this Sennen Storm
photo printed onto a solid white mug, they're now available here .

Lastly, in response to the many people who have asked, there will also be a Wall Calendar this year.  An A4 sized, spiral bound, wall-hanging calendar, it will have a month per page, displaying a photo over half the page, with a grid pattern for the month below that, plus a border, giving plenty of room to write important dates in.

Ocean-Image Wall Calendar - due soon

 This will be a limited edition print run and priced at £11.95 (inc P&P), keep an eye on the Gift Ideas page of Ocean-Image.com for updates.

Phew!  After all that creativeness, I think I deserve a nice cup of tea and a sit down.

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Mike Newman Photography




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