Happy New Year!
Hope everyone is having a safe celebration. I am preparing for the New Year and wanted a plan of action for my blog. I noticed the top five topics on my blog this year included the following:
1. Stolen Photo in **** Magazine, Croatia where an international magazine stole one of my photos, printed and published it. I am sure most photographers could relate to this blog entry because of the sheer number of instances this occurs–especially in foreign countries where copyright is not as enforced. Now that I work full-time as an attorney–a “real” one and not as a corporate monkey–I plan on pursuing these topics a little heavier so that I can help more photographers. I also reckon the number of hits on this blog because of the immensely popular search this year for Kesha Nichols.
2. Solitude of Self – self-portrait
3. amydunn.com v2 – My web designer, Jon, created a new website for me, and I asked which design my readers preferred. Your insight and suggestions meant a lot to me, and I have a new look to my website, thanks to you. Love you heaps.
4. A Moment in Time – self-portrait
5. The Model Photographer – a little video introducing myself and my mission statement for this blog. I will try to give my blog a more personal touch and share more of my videos and archived photos. For example, I made my mom some cupcakes on her birthday, and this is the hilarity that ensued (see photo below):
Thanks for the love on my self-portraits. I have some fun ones planned and can’t wait to share. Let me know what topics you want to read about as well. Oops! I hear firecrackers. Time to get ready for the big celebration. See you next year!
xoxo,
Amy
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Happy New Year!
YOU made those cupcakes?! What detail!
Happy New Year, love! Yeah, I made these cupcakes. A baker/chef would die laughing at my creation, but everything’s edible–including the mahjong piece off-camera.
I don’t know, Amy. I think a pastry chef would be pretty impressed!
You are working as a real lawyer now? Kewl! I am still trying for a career diversion. But if I get a hit on monkey work in the next couple weeks I will willingly get back on the hamster wheel (mixed animal metaphors there.)
Even if my chances of getting back in show biz relies basically entirely on getting a couple million dollars to fund a production co. (not bloodly likely) I might go back (and I only did it part time, in the past) to doing political hackery.
Oh well. At least I won’t be a monkey any more!
Sorry about your pic being jacked. Happy New Year, all the best to you.
PS: Loved the Canon How to file. How cool is that?
Hi, Tony! Happy New Year.
Our kind of work in New York City was cool, but now I feel like I’m actually doing something that I went to school for–no more commercial litigation! Ah, yes. It is a happy new year indeed.
Good for you. Now back in the day, the money was good but the work, not so much. For better or worse I have a resume with real stuff in it.
My odd new wrinkle in lawyer life is a dear friend just won a local, borough office in PA. So I am going to be doing some pro bono stuff — till she gets to congress and I can get paid and run the staff.
But honestly . . . I might be willing to relo to Harrisburg (if she get to state senate) for no less than 75k. That is the break point.
Anyway good luck to you! Yea for you!
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