Speed of light: time zones, fast lenses, transformation, and fall in Michigan
Two hour time zone changes while traveling always get me. Can’t go to bed. Can’t get up in the morning.
Which is why I headed into Walmart in the first place. To purchase legit consumables for a decent wage, of the port wine and Diet Coke variety.
At the checkout, I didn’t think twice when I bought “Body for Life” hardcover for $6. En route to Pekosky, MI I was reading Bill Phillips, “Transformation,” inspired. So to rewind 10 years just seemed appropriate. Kinda like watching Jar Jar Binks for the first time, then watching the REAL Star Wars again.
A few things running through my head:
+ How spending $2,200 for two stops of light still might be worth it. Proof forthcoming in due time.
+ How I plan to make my million, outside of photography. That’s for my next book due out in 2015.
+ How I’ve mastered my Single Flash Multiple Exposure (SFMF) technique which no longer requires an assistant… here is a huge tip:
This time of year I call my “think big thoughts on mountain top”…. a time to get away and reflect. Nothing too pontification worthy, just gaining (re)perspective and (re)creating. The first image is my favorite of the day shot at “Sand Lake Quiet Area” near Little Traverse, Michigan. I made a loud ruckus enjoying the creation of these images:
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