First it was Telstra, then Girlfriend and now PC Magazine in the US is giving me a plug – under the headline "Heroes of Social Networking" no less. Hyperbole much?
Since when did i become the poster-child for blogging/social networking success?
I’ve had a decent run of photo opportunities in the past week though – Friday i photographed a gig by The Sleepy Jackson (pictured above) for their label, Monday and Tuesday i shot Coldplay at the Entertainment Centre and tonight i took pictures of Kasey Chambers at her album listening party. And somewhere in between all that i was ill with the flu and worked my regular job.
No doubt my online personal publishing activities have been important in getting to the stage where i’m able to get such plum gigs. I’m still not making much money from photos – but it’s great fun. And that’s the main thing innit?
I promise to get back to less trumpet blowing and more regular blogging shortly…
Wow, great exposure! I’ll have to think about Flickr as a result of reading that article. It’s always seemed too much of an effort but I’ll look into it.
Congratulations!
I knew you when you pashed rockstars at the Sydney Metro. Don’t forget the little people.
x
i think he will like that shot of himself. looks like a villain
Boud, you’re my hero.
Congrats mate.
Hey, if you don’t blow your own trumpet. No one else will. Keep it up!
well in mate…
when i grow up i want to be just like you 😉
BLOWING UP
nice one
getting famous eh? nice one. don’t forget to let me know about your exhibition man keen to see it. cheers
what a mental photo, i love it! congrats on everything
Absolutely. Never stop having fun.
Blow away at your own trumpet. You should be proud of yourself.
Well done, handsome man. We all knew you could do it – and I note that your photo of Mr Steele has gone straight up on their MySpace page.
Hope to see you soon x
if you don’t blow it someone else will, and you just don’t know where the lips of some cats have been daddy-o
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