I have completed my second special project in two months and feeling totally drained. Yesterday, I received notice that the order has been shipped. Now, by the first of June, I will know how the venture turned out. Besides being absorbed in that job, I have been hiding out lately—feeling overwhelmed by circumstances. If I am going to post anything for the next few days, it will have to be just some images without words.
The online journal of a photographer in southern California. As I explore my world, please join me and listen in on some of my thoughts transcribed along the way. (All images are copyrighted by Anita Jesse. All Rights Reserved. Please contact me at my website, framinglightphotography, if you wish to include a photo on your site.)
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I admire your bravery. I've yet to sit down and force myself to finish my first book project. I love creating the images, love printing them, have trouble doing much else with them.
ReplyDeleteSean M.
www.neutralhillsstills.ca
Sean,if I had your self-discipline (we won't even get into talent and skill, thank you), I wouldn't need the external discipline of such exercises. These projects have been invaluable learning opportunities for me. I got an absurdly late (in life) start with this picture-making thing, and I scramble to keep learning. I hope you will finish your book. I am quite curious as to what you are working on.
ReplyDeleteOK. You're killing me! I want to know what it is!!! ;-)
ReplyDeletePaul, trust me when I can post about this project, it will be a big letdown. I just made something for a friend and don't want to risk that she might read about it here. While putting it together was a great deal of work, it's not something really brave or eye-popping. Once again, I learned quite a lot doing it and, just as important, I made it past all the doubts and reasons to put it off. I just hope it turns out okay and that she like it. I should see it tomorrow—the next day at the latest.
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