10:35 pm Monday night, I have been sitting in my studio for over twelve hours. Editing, working, sorting, testing, ordering, answering the calls, texts, emails, an office day. A needed office day, the admin work has been piling up, all the non-camera-related work of a photographer. I would not change it for anything; I enjoy this stuff as much as taking photos – it reminds me how lucky I am to work for myself. At 10:26 pm, the computer reminded me of one order I had not placed; a side effect of that ‘working for myself’ is not ‘myself’ is not the best reminding me of things—an extra external hard drive. I used my backup as a travel drive when I went to Iceland. I usually have a 4TB drive waiting to jump into the rotation; I go through about four to five a year. This time of year, even quicker. Editing school photos came to a dead halt. I knew the second the software slowed just for a second… I have no more space. So, I guess my day is finally over, and it is time to clock out. Why not look at some Iceland photos, since I have not touched them since I returned.
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WOW! Breath taking view
Funny how you get the “smack” in the head to stop working at just the moment. Now I see why you want to go there all the time.