Hey peeps! As you may have noticed, I am currently giving Biorust a bit of an overhaul prior to the introduction of subscription services in 2009. The main aim of these improvements is to allow core features to stand out better, and enable more effective use of our resources. In the next two weeks I'm hoping that I can:

1. Further refine blog listings on the main Biorust index page. At the moment the HTML is dynamically generated each time, but I could easily code a 2 minute...

Well, I still have a job. They got rid of one of the younger girls. Shame really. She was really a hottie and got along with everyone but... she didn't take her job serious and goofed off too much and it caught up with her.

I was told to pack my stuff though because Monday I will be working in a new location. I am the first of the remain three artists to relocate to our mother ship which has become a consolidated employee resource in a nearby city. I will have to drive 2 hours of...

Yes... I did say we live on a roller coaster... it at least it seems that way for me... I constantly feel like my emotions are running up and down lately and hard to stay "level headed" lol.

I will be plugging away at an electronic presentation for an interview tomorrow rather than finishing my pimped ride piece for the round robing thing tonight. Was told today that all 4 artists must reapply for jobs tomorrow and only 3 will remain. I only worry because I am the oldest...

Just wondered over to the Photographybb.com site today (posted link about free online magazine previously) and downloaded the latest issue of the magazine and to my surprise... one of my photos was top 3 from the last photo assignment about "Indications of Fall". It was an HDR shot of a forest from above. My second published photo of the year for 2008.... kinda feels nice

Back to school. Today they told us a bit about photography, mainly the camera and how to use it. Covering iso values, aperture values and shutter speed. Actually makes sense when someone explains it to you.

Amazing!

So what we did was shoot a couple photo's of each other and see what happened. After that we went outdoor and captured cars in 3 different ways.

1. 1/60 shutter speed while tracking the car
2. 1/500 stationary
3. 1/60 stationary

That was kinda...