This section contains information about my Trip to Tokyo.Now includes my return and onward to Loja Ecuador
I put an ad on Craigslist this morning to try and sell my Truck
Series of emails…..
> On 2010-08-05, at 12:16 PM, Jessica Walker <magretsantos5@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I want to know if this item listed is still for sale and the condition.
>>
>> You can get back to me with some pics
I have 21 days until I get on the plane. My place is a mess. I am missing important papers
I have been talking (a lot..too much?) about my upcoming trip..about packing my life to fit into storage and 2 suitcases.
A good friend of mine ( an immigrant from eastern Europe) said she knows what it is like to put your life into 2 suitcases.
This got me thinking…
A large percentage of Canadian are immigrants ( > 40% in Toronto I believe)
So is packing up your life, concentrating on what is the important parts of living, packing up your life into 2 suitcases, is now part of the Canadian psych?
I like lightroom.
There are better DAM ( Digital Asset Managment) software. My personal favourite is Media Pro by Iview… which was bought by microsoft… who just sold it to Phase One to be bundled with capture one
There are better Raw convertors ( Capture One comes to mind)
There is better image manipulation software ( Photoshop)
Several time over the last week people have told me about how envious they are of what I am doing ( packing up and going on an extended trip)
This has me thinking about my life, and its ups and downs ( right now I will do anything to distract me from packing).
I remember when some of my friends left on an extended trip to Europe, and how I felt then. I wanted to go so much, especially since I was part of the planning process, but I did not go.
My inability to organize my fiances, my unwillingness to leave the “safety” of where I was, keep me home, instead of on a plane across the ocean.Â
Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes.
Art is know which ones to keep
-Scott Adams
I teach workshop, set up shoots , as well as photograph professionally.
One of the big downsides of shooting for money, where client expectations are high, is you can not make mistakes.
It is the same when teaching workshops.
You will loose credibility if your images suck when you show what you have shot. ( it can be a very humbling and frightening experience to show a room full of photographers your raw images fresh out of the camera)
