The Snapshot web team is proud to present the new site for Living Opportunities in Southern Oregon. Thanks to Jim Goechenour and his team at Living Opps for being helpful, inspiring and occasionally crazy throughout the project. The site captures the joy and passion that these great people bring to this important cause. The site also is the new micro-site home for The Studio at Living Opportunities, a group of amazing artists

Coupons are red hot in the retail sector and the marketing team at Urner’s challenged us with a way to convert traffic to their site without the expense of a complete ecommerce effort. So our business strategy folks worked with our design/development crew to create an ideal e-coupon solution for retail. The front-end is fun to use with functional user experience, while the back-end ensures simplicity and functionality.
See it in action now, at Urners.com!

Fresh out of the oven from the boys in Stumptown.

The Johnny Cupcakes Suitcase Tour stop at Kamp Grizzly was epic. Johnny brought a great crowd, his limited edition tour gear and the inspiration for Kamp’s Cupcake Cannon. Portland’s Kamp Grizzly developed a steam-punk style pneumatic cupcake cannon and set the stage for eating frosty delights at 120psi. The blasting buffet was documented in at 700fps coming off the Phantom HD Gold. As the evening shook down, cupcake enthusiasts continued to step in front of the cannon and camera. Some shaking in their boots, others perched in zen-like states, ALL were covered in delicious frosting, spongy cake, and showered in a mist of sprinkles.

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Concept By Kamp Grizzly
Produced By Kamp Grizzly
Directed and Edited By Kamp Grizzly
Director of Photography Greg Schmitt
Cannon By Tyler B. Robinson
Camera Provided By Koerner Camera
Lighting and Grip By Gearhead Electric
Song: I Don’t Want to Speak by Guidance Counselor | Old Wave Records

Fast growth and great creative are what the guys at Kamp Grizzly in Portland are all about. And when they needed a complete web based system to run their taxidermy riddled empire they turned to the software geeks at Snapshot. And we delivered a custom web based management system that runs every project in the house…from anywhere.

The Snapshot web team is proud to present the new site for the Children’s Advocacy Center of Jackson County. Thanks to Marlene Mish and her team at CAC for great direction and guidance on this project. The work they do is heart wrenching and important. Check out the new site and give them your support.

After completing a refresh of the Elan Guest Suites web site, our team rolled up their sleeves and dug into a complete database driven backend reservation system. What evolved was an amazing effort that combined on-line reservations, e-commerce and a calendar driven admin system that literally runs all facets of guest transactions. We even added some nice marketing touches for future guest visits. If you haven’t stayed at Elan, we couldn’t recommend it higher. Be prepared to be pampered and dazzled.

Living Opportunities Marketing Director Jim Goechenour models the latest in ready to wear marketing garb during a recent trip to Snapshot. Snap T accessorized with French eyewear and brown Chucks form the perfect ensemble for power marketing.

Looking sharp Jimmy.

With 85% of all global disease directly attributed to bad water, the stakes and opportunity for improving lives in the developing world have never been higher. Our friends at Water for Life approached us to completely redesign their identity and take it to the web with a deep and wide treatment. The result is a new logo and www.waterforlife.org.  The site features project pages profiling the current work in Kosovo, Rwanda, Indonesia and Brazil. A short video from our trip to Bali in 2008 will follow shortly.

Check out the new site, consider attending a water seminar or send them some money to support a project. They need our help.

We’re humbled and pleased to have the opportunity to present this gift to the WFL gang. Keep up the work guys. You’re out there doing good stuff. We’re praying for you.

Thanks to the folks at CEPro.com for recognizing the stellar job our crew did making it easy for consumers to navigate their way over the great digital divide at Mitsubishi-TV.com. Every TV consumer is facing the analog to digital conversion in June 2009. Our solution made good sense and caught the eye of this industry site. Nice work fellas.

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