Spellcast Farm and Photography
Farm, Food, Photography and Stories
As one of our assignments for documentary photography we had to turn in six images that give the viewer a glimpse of our life. We were to look for images that have metaphors or contain enough information for interpretation. I turned in six
I printed ten images yesterday for my portfolio and they look really good. Better actually than they look on the computer screen. I just need ten more, which technically I have and I’ll be done with the requirements. I have a bit
Woke up at 2:00 this morning having anxiety attacks over — well, the darned portfolio — again. I spent Saturday morning lusting for a new lens, which I do not need and while on this lustful course, learned something I did not
“If you follow your bliss, you put yourself on a kind of track that has been there all the while, waiting for you, and the life that you ought to be living is the one you are living. Wherever you are —
We had our last critique in Portfolio II yesterday. I went into it with almost 30 images and I thought that I could simply eliminate all but 20 and be about done with the project. No. When I looked at my images
I am about through with my documentary project and luckily it dovetails nicely into my final portfolio. I spent the morning at Windy Wool Windings photographing the new lambs and talking to the owner, Susan Proctor. Susan has been very giving of