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Why not my stock photos?
So, I’m on my way back to North Carolina after spending the last six weeks in the Midwest to work on my master’s project about Asian carp. After checking in at the front desk, I got up to the third floor of the hotel and realized that a different stock photograph adorns each door. Evidently, a deer crossing sign was best suited for my room. I think it’s an interesting use of stock photography–I wish that they had come calling to me, though! I can’t imagine what a contract like that, for a major chain, must have been worth…
Scenes from a Walk to the Lake
On the road again: 1,873 miles and then some
On September 11, 2010, I left Durham, North Carolina to get to Racine, Wisconsin by way of Chillicothe, Ohio. Last Sunday I departed Racine for Columbia, Missouri, by way of St. Louis. Since then I’ve lost a pillow (it will be returned), been slimed by a Silver carp, photographed a levitating Kim Komenich at the 62nd annual Missouri Photo Workshop in Macon, Missouri, and played tourist at my Alma mater. My odometer cracked 27,000…not so happy about that, and I’ve also had my share of meals on the road. Things will slow down soon, but not yet…
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