Steve and I are photographers, and thus, make photographs. But what you might not know is that we are also artists. And not just photographic artists, but multimedia artists.

You see, taking a photograph is just one part of what we do.

When we make a photograph, there are a lot of things that we have to determine before we can even take that picture. First, we have to choose the light, the equipment, the angle, the distance and the subject. Only then can we decide to make a picture. It is these determinations that set one photographer apart from another - in particular their use of light and how they choose to pose and compose their subject.

The next part of the process is what we do to the images once we get them into our digital darkroom. As visual artists, the actual making of a picture is just the first step in the process. The very best photographers already have an idea of what their finished image will look like, and so make the picture in camera with that in mind. Only then do they get to finish their vision by using the tools available to them to polish their image. It is this polish that further sets one photographer apart from another.

For many, the process ends there. For others, there is the album design and wall collections that they present to their clients, helping to choose the best pieces for ongoing display.

We are no different - we also finish our images and present them to you. We use slideshows and stills+ presentations to bring you back to the moments in the photographs. We also design albums for to get our clients started on what can be an overwhelming task.

But we do more. We take those photographs that we made, and we create art pieces with them. Not framed prints or canvases (which we do, in fact offer) but, Organic Art Pieces where the final piece is so much more than just the sum of its parts.

We use wood and concrete and other natural materials to make our photographs more than simply an image behind the glass.

There have been two very popular materials that we have placed in our clients' homes and we are just thrilled that one of those materials can now be matched with an Art Book cover. It's called the Bebbalicious (no, we didn't name it, but think it's kind of cool) and is the exact same material as that we use on one of our Art Piece Collections.

Here is a closer view of that Collection:

This is the material close up (warning, the colour in real life may be slightly different than what you see on your monitor):

And here are the incredible, Bebbtastic, Bebbalicious books:

What an amazing way to display Art, real bona fide art, on your clients' walls! And then, the ones you can't fit on the walls (because you know there will be way too many) can go into a matching Art Book! So fantastic!!

If you haven't seen these exclusive covers, check out Finao where you can order your own Bebbalicious Album Cover! And if you are interested in purchasing these Organic Art Pieces for your own clients, let me know - we are just sorting out how best to offer them and details will be coming soon!