Tyrone

[toosuto]

A quick survey: how many people are subscribed to the RSS feed and/or visiting my site? Mostly because updating facebook, the site and LJ with the same info every time I post for the 365 project is becoming a headache...

On a more positive note: shooting at the Tyrone Wells show last night was great fun and I even got to record an engagement. I am now only down three (from where I'm supposed to be in this project) today's photo is here. I've got to catch up on work and house cleaning tomorrow: here's hoping!

Tyrone, originally uploaded by toosuto.

Comments

[zalena.livejournal.com]

I didn't know you had a site.

[toosuto.livejournal.com]

That is because i am terrible at self promotion and i tend to stop talking about things but assume everyone knows about them (even if they didn't meet me until after the headache of setting it all up is over).

[zalena.livejournal.com]

Duly added to RSS feed.

I'm thinking about setting up my own website so I have a separate place for my projects, (many friends and family members do not know about LJ and I like it that way) but I am lazy about this.

[toosuto.livejournal.com]

I recommend it, i certainly wouldn't want any clients/customers visiting me here. I just need to remember to direct people here to there rather than trying to cross post all the time, hard when it all grew up out of support and encouragement here, it [sometimes] feels a lot like a choice between abandoning friends or committing to extra work.

lurking...

[rachel (from livejournal.com)]

I'm not talkative on the web these days, but I'm still reading. Just point me to your primary internet presence and I'll tune in. :)

(I miss you and Spokane.)

Re: lurking...

[toosuto.livejournal.com]

My primary (for anything of note will either be here at LJ or over at joshsmithphotography.com. And everything on JSphotog cross posts to here. So were I to pick one it'd be this one. Glad to hear you are still around, shoot me an email about what's going on. Will you be back Spokane way anytime in the nearish future?