JeffAdamsPhotography

So being a "starving artist" sucks! I don't know how often everyone else runs in to money issues regarding their artistic endeavors, but I have been without a real computer since the end of January. My girls laptop isn't powerful enough to run Lightroom and honestly my eyesight isn't what it used to be so correcting on the back of the camera is next to impossible.   It might be cheaper for me to go back to using film, maybe break out my old K1000! On top of that I was asked to put some of my stuff in the local art gallery, of course to do so I would have to pay a $75 co-op fee, not so bad, but also have at least two framed matted ready to sell gallery prints, because I have the money to do that on top of my outrageous city rent I pay for my house and everything else. The gallery manager knows where he's at and knows the whole area is up and coming, not established. Not to mention he worked for the DOD for forty years and I'm sure has a great pension to support his art and his self-published books. Erggggg

Thanks for listening if anyone even reads these, it feels better just venting anyway.

So I had a major hard drive crash. Luckily I have most of my stuff backed up as far as photos and stuff. Unfortunately all my photo software is long gone (outdated anyway). But I don't have the funds to revamp right now. Saving up for a new Macbook Pro though

Ugh...had to move again for wifes job...back in the D.C./ Baltimore area. I have to say it is nice having a little bit of life around compared to the backwoods of Tennessee, although I do miss the farm life. I'm officially tired of moving though, I should just open a moving company, I've become a professional.

...well,  I mean...a farm. Got a nice 17 acre horse farm in eastern Tennessee (Rockwood  specifically, birthplace of myself and Megan Fox, which means we're probably related [small town] and I should stop looking at her pictures). Hopefully get some horses soon, definitely have some serious background area now!

Looking for some farm land in Tennessee, but still going to work in Charlotte. Whewwwww...one hell of a commute.