Today I discovered Shadowbox is not Vista friendly. Ah Vista, the anti-social operating system. The PC Newswire says it all.
In light of this, I redesigned the Elwood Construction site (now officially live at buildelwood.com) using flash instead of the Shadowbox slideshows.

Different look, but I like it. Also sent off a print order for fliers and business cards this evening (in between making spaghetti and meatballs).
Along with business cards for Elwood Construction, I also ordered some new fliers and cards for @designs. I ran out at the Muse Project on Sunday and need to stock up.

The Project was good this month, much more streamline and easy. The venue offered a greater variety of areas to shoot in (even though it was smaller then I expected), and the light was great. I maxed out all my cards – I had to go back through and delete files off so I’d have space for the next model. I have a lot of photos to edit.
Brad and Alan did the math and figured that, on average, I shot 10 photos a minute. Hmmmm. Yes.
But (I won’t say it’s necessary) it helps to catch the spark, especially when working with models who are excellent at what they do. I want to catch not only the model as The Model, but the model as his or her self. To see that expressive spark of personality. I will tell a story with how I edit the photos and the locations I choose. But while I’m shooting, I prefer to subject to pitch in with stories of his/her own.
Run by Patrick and Mike Elwood, Elwood Construction has done some amazing things to homes in KC and the Lake of the Ozarks. They signed me up to photograph some of their local work and put it online.
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Using one strobe light to achieve a multi light set up, or painting with light in the daytime.
In honor of the new look, I’m posting a brief history of AA in all it’s forms.
GRAPEMO update: I’m 1k away from my revised goal! At this rate, I may even be able to make my original goal. Here’s hoping. Especially since, as I was writing away last night, I got the feeling I’m closer to…
In November I signed up for The Muse Project. (Yes I know, just look past the site design to the concept.) It hooks up clothing, hair, and makeup artists with models and photographers…