pictures of pictures

Thanks guys, I just need to get my camera out and do it.  I just used to watch my mom take forever copying old pictures, but sometimes she was taping them together on the back, and then all the time to develop them... I guess taking the picture was the quick part.



It pays the bills   I have just gotten into boudoir photography and it's been a huge hit.  I wish I could show you guys all the great stuff I am getting, but in my contract I state I will keep their images private, so it limits what I can show unless they give me written permission.
It's been a blast actually and I haven't even advertised besides in some free places and I have been getting emails and calls left and right.  Just wait until I really start advertising!

It was the break I needed, the wedding arena is jam packed with great photographers.  I just miss working with my husband.  He isn't involved in this much at all.

Sorry, I am chatty today, but you asked

Oh . . . this was a much different process using film!  Depending on how long ago it was, she may have been using ISO 25 or 50 film which means slower speeds and wider apertures.  You also had to shot more because you got less instant feedback.

Nobody here minds you being chatty!

Ed

It's July in the dessert, overcast days are what I dream about (that's it, I am moving in with Marian, sign me up for the wet Washington weather).

I am going to just shoot in the house and correct the color balance.

Really I should just take the dang picture, but I have so much other editing to do, and just 10 minutes ago I booked yet another boudoir session!!! 

HOT TUB?  Whoa I am so there! 

Shut up, people here in the city think the Milky Way is just a candy bar, all I get to see is smog, lovely smog.

Ah, I'm on the other side of the nation.  I am in Salt Lake City, and before you laugh it's the 13th most populated metro area in the U.S., thank you very much.

And no, I don't practice polygamy, thank you very very much