i finally finished posting my thirty-ish photos from my day at a garden on the mississippi. it took me days just to wade through the 322 photos, and it was even harder to pick out the best of them~ there were just too many good ones. with that, im pleased to conclude that im getting better at this whole photography thing. which is funny and sad, since im just now figuring my way through it and relying less and less on photoshop, but i already have my bachelors degree in art photography, haha. good thing i spent $17k just to finish school and THEN start learning my trade.
thats alright though, im happy with my progression. not only with my smaller, single piece photos, but also with my panoramas. i see i still havent posted my vertical panorama, i need to go find the file and do that. my last horizontal pan was 159 inches long. i personally am only 65 inches long. pretty intimidating. its currently hanging in a gallery in central minnesota.
speaking of that, my fifth showing of my work this year was an Art War, where my work and wit was pitted against my fathers. it was decided to be a truce, since the visitors didnt want to hurt anyones feelings. only a small handful of people had the spine to pick a side, haha. it was a good debate though, and hopefully sometime soon ill have a copy of the video taken of the whole thing. i should post some photos of it in my scraps here. i also have some photos of me from a talk i gave at a show memorial day 2007, i should make a place for those as well.
i think i would like to start working more with portraits. if i can work with people like i can with flowers and landscapes, i think ill be pretty much rounded out. i should go back and try to work on more book photos, too. maybe i need to take my cam into a library...
and i found out a few days ago that im no good at photography when im drunk. its a good thing to know, i think!














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My sincere apologies for not staying in touch to let you know the book, Red Scorpion, was never published. The contest was fun, and picking a winner was hard.... so it's cool you got selected.
It's a much longer story than I have time for...
I found your deviantart site tonight and the book cover you did was there. Fun to see... tinged with sadness at the obstacles to publication. I must have written and re-written the book five times.
I still do art, and you may find some inspiration in what I do. I blog almost every day and add images usually done by me. Today's Christmas entry is an exception, but if you scroll back in time you may find cool things.
I enjoyed your photos of trees and some of the other things. The big challenge for artists is deciding whether to follow a trademark style or to keep re-inventing oneself. I have chosen the latter, which means less fame and fortune, but more freedom.
The very best to you in all your creative endeavors. I hope you wll make contact in reply. You may email me at ennyman AT northlc.com
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