Thu
Nov
5
Flights have been booked; going to Tucson for 7 days at the end of January. Staying at The Westin La Paloma and relaxing. Also going to visit the Kartchner Caverns. A little scary methinks! Thank goodness for Duro-last Conventions in the middle of winter [it was Daytona Beach last year].
I’m pretty excited though. It’s the most West I’ll have ever been.
Thu
Oct
29
Remember back when I ordered my first item from Etsy back on September 1st? It STILL hasn’t come. Apparently, the chick is way backed up on orders. This makes me never want to order something from Etsy again.
Sun
Oct
25
Photos at the Church didn’t work out at all. Kit lenses in low lighting without a tripod = pretty crappy shots. I guess that’s to be expected though.
Had a great time though!
Fri
Oct
23
Heading to the Soo this weekend for Nikki and Justin’s wedding. Going to see if I can pretend to be an incognito “Photographer” [see last post] and maybe feel a little more comfortable photographing people. We’ll see how that goes!
Dress and high heels for 12+ hours, here I come!
Wed
Oct
21
A girl I know, who does photography on the side, just asked if she could refer people to me because she’s so backed up ($175 a session). I declined. I could come up with a whole slew of reasons why, but mostly it’s because:
- I still don’t know my way around a camera that well
- I’ve only shot ONE session with a person so far
- My shyness is STILL getting in the way
I’ve always felt like if I’m not 100% proficient at something, then I have no right attempting to act like I’m good at whatever it is. I can’t picture myself taking someone’s money and ‘pretending’ I’m a photographer because I’m not. Photography is a hobby that I’d eventually like to make some money off of once I get good at it, but I just can’t bring myself to wear that label yet. I know the only way I’m going to get better is by practicing, but shouldn’t that not involve the exchange of money? Maybe I should just stop being so damn insecure….
Thu
Oct
15
Okay, that’s a broad question. I hardly ever fly and find the whole “getting the best deal on flights” so tremindiously confusing.
In January, we’re flying to Tucson for the Duro-last convention and then in April we’re flying to Florida for, yep, another Disney trip.
The question is, how far out are you supposed to book flights? When do you get the best deals? Is waiting a month before, too late? Is it better to book online or call airlines direct?
Help!