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Now you can phone us for prompt, personal service no matter what you are up to - your picture needs met at the drop of a hat!

EcoPix users have been loyal and patient, but now we have a photo library manager ready and able to service your image needs - no more messagebank blues. Introducing Steve Castle, the EcoPix picture resource manager.

Steve is the ideal person to discuss your environmental picture needs with. He is a professional photographer with a passion for imaging, so he understands your need for quality images. His own business deals with weddings and portraiture, so he certainly understands customer service. Steve also has a great interest in environmental and social justice issues, and with over 8 000 of the best images in the EcoPix library at his fingertips, he will be able to tailor a selection to illustrate almost any publication with an environmental or natural resource theme.

And with a background in IT, he will be able to deliver in both the film and digital media quickly and efficiently, and probably with some helpful advice along the way! So test his mettle - give Steve a call on Sydney (02) 9626 7667 with your photo needs, or just to say hello. He'll be happy to meet all the EcoPix users.

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To see some of Steve's work, check out his own EcoPix portfolio page via New Contributors.

**One of many top lifestyle pix recently added to the EcoPix photo library - inquire for preview images.

Say it with animal pictures!

EcoPix photographer Wayne Lawler has been capturing emotions with his camera - well, in the animal world anyway. Sometimes you can say something more humorously and tactfully with an animal picture than using a human model. Here are a few examples of what we mean.