Category Archives: Art 100E

It’s Wednesday afternoon, and I’m taking a little break here at my assignment out in Everett. I’ve been working on credit applications today. The work hasn’t been very, but the two women I’m working for are a genuine pleasure to work with. Despite the formal structure of the offices, everyone is quite pleasant. As always, how I can get along with the people I work with is always very important to me. I know that this assignment was only supposed to last through the mid of next week, but I have been asked if I’m interested in staying longer, which is an opportunity I would welcome. (I’ll try not to complain about the gas prices and the forty-minute commute.)
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Last night’s photography class was my last, at least for this quarter. We started the quarter off with twenty-two students, and ended the quarter with eleven.
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I got a call yesterday afternoon about a production assignment out in Everett. The money is right and the work is good, so I’m going to be living with a 45 minute commute for the next two weeks. I’m looking forward to adding this bank’s work to my book, and I’m excited to hear that I may be using Macrodemia’s Dreamweaver in the production workflow! (In case you don’t already know, Dreamweaver builds web pages.)
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The school quarter is quickly coming to a close, so it’s really been the focus of my recent life. My Monday night photography class was a video and discussion about night photography–including moonlight photography, lightning photography, star points and star trails, and special painting techniques for night photography. The whole thing was incredibly fascinating. I hope I get the opportunity to try some of these techniques on camping trips this summer.
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If I’m doing my math right, there’s only two weeks of school left. I really can’t believe how quickly the time has passed. My involvements with class, assignments and the photography department, as well as my recent illness, have telescoped time and disoriented me. I still have a lot left to do, and not much time to work with.
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