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Wednesday, December 8, 2004

Yay me!

I'm now a professional photographer. I received an e-mail about a week ago from the licensing manager at a publisher in Denmark saying that they wanted to use one of my photographs on the cover of one of their textbooks. Totally floored me. We worked out the details of payment and licensing over the past few days, and I just sent them my invoice and a link to the photograph. The photograph was one that I took for the 26 Things competition. So for all my visitors who are Danish sociology students, if you see a photograph of a speeding train on your textbook, that's mine. Now I just need to license a couple dozen more photos and my equipment will be paid for....

Posted at 9:37 AM

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Congrats! Although I don't know if it's a compliment to say that one of your photos looks like it should be on a sociology textbook cover.... ;)

Posted by Elaine at 11:28 AM, December 8, 2004 [Link]

Congratulations! I am so proud of you!

Posted by The XYL at 10:51 PM, December 8, 2004 [Link]

Hmmm - Danish Sociology / speeding NJ transit train - interesting confluence. What WILL they think of next?

You sure are racking up the moments of fame - ka-ching! ka-ching! Verrry cooool....

Posted by BarbraAnn at 6:47 AM, December 9, 2004 [Link]

it's a nice photo. i love photos like that. congratulations!

Posted by deb at 2:42 AM, December 10, 2004 [Link]

YAHOOOOOO--bully for you. Quick, some Soukous to celebrate!

Posted by Jeneane at 11:00 PM, December 10, 2004 [Link]

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"You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat."

- Albert Einstein, explaining radio