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I’ve just heard that there may be some booths left in the Dealer’s Room for Gen Con this weekend. I missed the art show deadline, but so did several friends of mine, and they’ve suggested that I bring my store down with me and see if I can grab a space.


The only problem is: I don’t have any gridwall to hang photos from, and since I’ve never done this show before, I don’t even know if I’d need some. I don’t suppose anyone has any hanging walls which they can bring to GenCon for me?


Originally published at Amul Kumar Photography. Please leave any comments there.

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Dan Couto.

http://www.dancouto.com/

Interview:
http://www.studiolighting.net/e056-couto-lightsource-photography-podcast/

God damn, I want to be this guy when I grow up.
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Got back late last night from Frolicon.


I got there near the very end of Broken Angels, which wasn't nearly as conceptually interesting as Altered Carbon. AC managed to make an interesting story which completely explored the deviation of the story (eg, what the world would be like if we could download personalities). Broken Angels, on the other hand, just sort of exists in the world he created in AC, without adding anything interesting to it. I had high hopes for the xeno-archeological aspects, but in the end, was pretty disappointed.

He still writes well, though.

In my recap below, I'm specifically avoiding any discussion of the vendor's booths, as that will need to be a separate post. It....raised some interesting questions which I want to talk about with specific people before sharing my thoughts to the world.

That last sentence sounds funny to me.

recap )
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My spell check program has stopped acknowledging the existence of contractions. Every time I type an apostrophe, it complains. I am just saying.

So, I was going to tell you about Shenzhen, and though my time on the other side of the world already feels painfully far away, it's important to me that I document the rest of the trip.

I got up early and gave Thorn Chain a call, as we'd agreed that the first to wake should call the other. They were still in bed, and I spent a good long while online trying to hunt down that beautiful Shen Hao that I wanted. There was a phone number for a store in Shenzhen. I think I wrote about this part already. The number had a message in Cantonese in it. I went downstairs to the lobby and had the clerk on duty translate for me. He grinned apologetically and said, "It says this number is, how you say, not there. Not working. Gone."

Read more... )
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The bugger of it all is that when I finally got off my ass to do this stuff, I really enjoyed it. View Cameras and my preferences for night photography go together like engines go with cars. If I hadn't been so indecisive, if I had not procrastinated even after finally picking a final project, some two weeks after everyone else had, I could have been doing this all this time.

Instead, I started Thursday. Read more... )

PPS - I love, love, love my Intuos 3 graphics tablet! Now, if only I could figure out how to use the darn thing better.
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Why is it that every time I schedule two shoots in the same day, both models cancel on me? And people wonder why I so rarely use more than one model at a time.

Mistress Sophia was sick, and Unpaintable Canvas got a sudden attack of the Girly Self-Consciousness on the way over to my studio. It's just no good trying to explain to a woman that she doesn't need to shave her legs when I'm shooting abstracts. Nor does my camera particularly care if she does smell like onions.

Still, I'd been wanting time alone with UC away from the studio, so I didn't gripe too much. Read more... )

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