A friend here in Portland recently accused me of only posting on the 'fun parts of my job,' saying that I was always in amazing places with beautiful people. It got me thinking that perhaps yes, I did post too frequently on the fun and interesting things that I was doing, but that more often my time is spent in front of a monitor editing all of that work. Truth be told, there are 3-4 days in the office for every day of shooting. If I am not editing, processing, or retouching work, I am working to get new work, thanking clients for giving me work, or contemplating what type of new work I want to be working on for myself and then producing that work. It's definitely a lot of work. I'm thankful for good coffee.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Normal_Day
A friend here in Portland recently accused me of only posting on the 'fun parts of my job,' saying that I was always in amazing places with beautiful people. It got me thinking that perhaps yes, I did post too frequently on the fun and interesting things that I was doing, but that more often my time is spent in front of a monitor editing all of that work. Truth be told, there are 3-4 days in the office for every day of shooting. If I am not editing, processing, or retouching work, I am working to get new work, thanking clients for giving me work, or contemplating what type of new work I want to be working on for myself and then producing that work. It's definitely a lot of work. I'm thankful for good coffee.
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