Sunday, August 10, 2008

Update/News

Sorry I haven't been posting much lately, school and work have been making things a bit hectic but I'm going to try to catch up on everyones post.

In other news, I've come to the conclusion that I rather have quality pictures than quantity, so with that I probably wont make my 366 goal. I know bummer, right? My goal is to become better, not rush to make the deadline. I'm not saying I'm going to post the most amazing stuff ever, but I want it to be "good" so I can learn and become "great". This also means that I would love to have constructive criticisms, both good and bad - I wont learn until I hear what I'm doing wrong. I'm not forcing anyone to comment my pictures, but I do ask if you think something is wrong, let me know. :)

Last but not least, and some of you may not even care, but I've decided that after I get my associates in ART I'm going to switch my major to photography. I have a bit of trouble sticking to one thing but I'm going to devote myself to this. I was looking at the AI schools in both Seattle and Boston, and my friend Heather told me about a school called Hallmark Institute of Photography, so I'd like to check that out as well. I still have some time to decided though (roughly a year, perhaps a little more).

Ok, that's it! :]
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3 comments:

Dogeared said...

I wondered where you'd been! Well I'm glad to see that you've decided what works for you. I think there'll be two kinds of winners with this challenge (and some people might be both) - those who do all 366 themes, and those who have shown a real and demonstrable increase in their skills. So even if you don't complete all 366 themes, you may still class yourself as a winner, if you use my thinking ;-)

August 10, 2008 at 2:37 PM
Julie M said...

I hope we'll continue to see lots of your work whether you complete the theme challenge or not.

August 12, 2008 at 9:37 AM
Linda aka Elemobe said...

Sounds like good decisions all round. Completing the Challenge is not so important, improving photography can be very satisfying. Switching courses sounds like a well thought out plan and understandable.

I wish you the very best - and enjoy!

August 15, 2008 at 2:36 PM

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