Monthly Archives: January 2004
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Pudding time, children.
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It was spring of 1996, to the best of my memory. In those days Ryan Soderlin and I had just finished our first photojournalism class. At this point in our lives neither had ever earned a penny with our cameras. Everything was new: confusing and fascinating at the same time. We were dumbfounded by certain foreign photography techniques such as using a flash. I had yet to grasp any concept of composition and light.
It was during that first class when Ryan and I started a weekly ceremony of listening to CCR, eating tapioca pudding and drinking Busch Light (at least Ryan did, I was only 20 and of course didn
2003 Year in Numbers
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| With the turning of each new year
there is always some time for reflection. What a ride 2003 was, and the numbers prove it. Only two weeks late, I present to you my very own YEAR IN NUMBERS |
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16000 4786 1353 250 205 140 83 81 57 28 24 17 10 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
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approximate number of miles driven
unique visits to my web page feet high is the Sears Tower Skydeck, one of the many places I visited approximate number of baby calves whose first human contact was with me eartag of the cow that tried to kill me….twice approximate number of kids who I taught photography to speed I was driving when my streak of warnings without a ticket was broken photos posted in my web journal journal entries my age at the end of it all. No, my income did not match it. states visited, 7 of them new love letters sent to me in Maine my streak of warnings, which was broken gigs of hard drive space worth of photos wiped out number of W2 tax forms I expect to get this month towns lived in grandparents who I got to know better than I ever had coasts that wet my feet soulmate found regrets |
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