A number of years ago I saw a really good article on The Denver Egotist about creative professionals who were writing letters to themselves when they first got started. It inspired me to write a letter to myself at the beginning of my photography journey, when I got my first film camera. I didn't know that getting a film camera was going to change my life, I just wanted to take better pictures. It's good to reflect on humble beginnnings, remember where you've been, and be thankful for where you are now.

I often get asked "what is your favorite photo?" when talking about a particular location or trip, it's always a difficult question to answer because there might be some crappy photo that reminds me more of the experience than some pristine landscape photo. I'll give two examples in this blog, one with happy memories associated with it and the other with painful memories. People always say that I have a photographic memory and I do believe that I do, but photographic help my memory too.

I spend an unholy amount of time in front of a computer, working from home for marketing agencies and running a photography business, so I have the inside track on the best music to listen to while photo editing or maybe crushing through a presentation. Post your favorite tracks to listen to when you're in the zone in the comments and let's introduce good music to one another!