I haven’t been writing or posting pictures in quite a while. I think that may have something to do with the level of media saturation that my job entails – I haven’t felt like sitting in front of a computer in my free time.
Fresh off 9 days of canoeing, I’m tackling some tasks that should have been done a while ago. Sojourners* will notice that all albums of photos now allow low-resolution, watermarked images to be downloaded for use on facebook. I’ve also been building new print packages into my smugmug site so you can save money when ordering batches of prints. Currently there are two – 10 4×6′s with 33% savings and 5 8×10′s with 20% savings. Expect some more package deals to show up in the next few days.
Speaking of Sojourns, both the Juniata and Susquehanna photos from this year are up. I wasn’t officially working for either, so there are fewer photos than there would normally be. I’d recommend checking them out, particularly the photos of the juvenile bald eagle on the Susquehanna.
I hope to be uploading the few trips that my website is currently missing. This won’t make much of a difference to current paddlers, but I think I’m missing some trips from 2006 / 2007. I’ll have to fire up an archive drive and see.
I’ll also be updating the portfolio pages on this side of the website and reorganizing things. Don’t mind the dust if things look a bit odd.
There was good light in the studio tonight. I’m starting to make sketches for my Dreamers self-portrait (the last in the series)
*For those who don’t know, Sojourns are fairly large organized canoe trips that take place in Pennsylvania. They are often 6-8 days long, 100+ miles, and have 100+ participants. They are generally organized by non-profit environmental groups. This was my 17th year of paddling on these trips.
