Today was my Pop's birthday. I got him a speaker/radio set up for his Ipod. That's right, my Pops has an Ipod.....sort of freaky. Lots of Marty Robbins and stuff. In other news, I purchased WaMu for $2300. I put it on my credit card.

Yesterday I realized how much of my life is wasted matching my socks after the wash. So I threw them all away and went out and bought 1 dozen identical pairs of white cotton socks. Now they just all go in the same drawer, and it doesn't matter which two I pick. I estimate saving enough time to make one additional negative every two weeks. I am constantly in awe of my own mental prowess.

Still trying to get the pork jerky going, but its been hard, as I keep having to interrupt my schedule to count all the money my website is dragging in through print sales (I've got a bridge for sale too.... )Anyway, I've decided to suspend photography, until I can get caught up on the printing. And maybe get some pork jerky made. And build some of my nifty wood stuff. Frick. Just had an idea for a photograph.

The Sundance thing is still going on, but it's over for me. We wrapped out last night.

In regard to movie stars, I gathered up how it works according to the average festival goer:

If you got in to the same building as a celebrity, you met them. If you were in the same building as them for more that ten minutes, you hung out with them.

According to the rules, since Woody politely enquired if he could take some of the water bottles next to my camera (he...

Been up at Park City working on the Sundance thing for American Movie Classic. Between shoots we watch main street out the window, and comment on the "parade of cool".

It has been interesting to live here and have watched the festival evolve from something fairly interesting, into basically a carnival. The core of it is still there, but the hawkers and gawkers now set the tone.

So far as notables go I've shot Woody Harrleson, Colin Farrell, and Amy Redford....