Clicks

I have five rolls of film sitting on my counter that have yet to make it to the lab. I keep putting it off, or running out of time. I need to get on top of this.

I know there has been a real shortage of photos around here lately, so in the meantime I scanned in some instant film I had lying around, and dumped a CF card off my 7D. The picture taking has been light around here. I have been buried finishing up a project that is due the first week of January, and it is by far the biggest thing I have ever tackled.

More about that later, first here are some pictures-- from brand new pillow day, to bikes and sunsets, to cookie parties.

I love that Cole and her Grandma make the same concentration face. If you ever get your hair done by Cole, this is her "hair face" so funny. Does your stylist have a "hair face" that they make? Take a look the next time you're getting your hair done, I bet they do.

So the reason for the big photo shortage around here has been this project I mentioned. I don't know if anyone remembers me posting about THIS hero of mine... but what happened is that I contacted some people at Redken and begged them to let me make a film about him, (did I mention begged?) and they finally said yes and agreed. What was supposed to be a little 2 minute piece, turned into a giant project. I ended up following him around and capturing the very cool process of taking a set of brand new not yet released products through testing, to the runways at Fashion Week, to a final national shoot showing off a brand new trend collection. So to say the least, that has been a ton of footage to get through.

I am nearing the end, and will be flying off to Vegas soon to show it to a crowd of a few thousand rowdy hairdressers. No big deal. I'm sure that won't make me nervous at all. Ugh. I've had heartburn for weeks already.

So most of my days when Cole isn't working, I am glued to my computer, editing, and nail biting, and watching a render bar. Wheee! It's hard to be in full on fitness rage mindset, and then spend 9 hours glued to a chair sitting staring up at a monitor.

So almost done.

Just in time for Christmas.



P.S. did you get the chance to read yesterdays post? Every dollar matters, it really adds up quickly. So even if you think $5 doesn't matter. No way. It totally does. If everyone that stopped by here to look at this blog smacked down $5 bucks. Oh my gosh! So anyway my point is that sometimes people don't donate because they think what they can spare isn't enough, every little penny matters. Thanks to everyone that took the time to read her story.

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