A Month in Review / March 2011

Wow… time seems to fly doesn’t it?  It just feels like yesterday when I got back from Vegas and the WPPI convention where I learned so much from other industry leading professionals.  The picture above is from my trip last year to Arizona and Utah with my good friends Chris and Chris (yes, a couple with the exact name.. I call them C+C Music Factory, how cool is that?).  The picture sums up what my March was like.  A big blue, ever changing sky with lots of interesting new possibilities.

  • My brother celebrated his 27th birthday!! He also moved into his own condo and got a new job…  Awww my little brother is all grown up :) Love ya!
  • My Dad celebrated his 65th birthday!! Woo hoo… Congrats Dad!   You’re the main reason why I’m a photographer today!  Love ya too!
  • Took a CreativeLive online course with Vincent Laforet on video production (more to come on that!)
  • Made some new industry connections by joining Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC)
  • Did a new installation of my fine art collection at Sushi Club in Kensington.  Check it out if you love Sushi!  Best in Calgary!
  • Did a shoot for the Cinderella Project.  They are a group that organizes getting prom dresses for girls that are in need.
  • A shoot for a new client. Platoon FX Fitness is a full physical fiteness experience.
  • Five of my photos got accepted to this year’s Stampede Western Photo Gallery.  If you’re going to the Calgary Stampede this year check it out at the BMO centre.
  • Did another travel Article for Mabuhay Calgary (Destination: Antigua)
  • Photographed the Signal Hill Public Library opening.
  • Did a photo marketing shoot for the Calgary Public Library board members.
  • And last but not least I’m still working on my new fine art website…. stay tuned for that!!

 

My dad cutting his cake :)

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