What keeps me going in tough times such as these is the knowledge I possess that rarest of gifts, the ability to make a living doing what I love to do, I get paid to play. That and the fact that I have no other serious marketable skills.
And while the debate over whether magazine photography can remain a viable industry may rage on in other quarters I stubbornly push forward with little more than the knowledge I’ve survived previous economic downturns and a deep love of the game.
Of course not every gig is a dream come true but I find something in most all of them. Then there are those that come along now and again that require me to pinch myself.
In that vain I present my second published story for Travel Oregon magazine in which I was assigned to photograph and write about riding my motorcycle around backroads in the central Oregon high desert. Not a bad gig, huh?
Just for fun here are some of the images that didn't make the edit.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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2 comments:
Nice take.
You continue to amaze me Robbie! Rock on. I particularly love the photo of your motorcycle in the hotel room. Hah!
p.s. I think we need to have an emergency beer/cocktail meeting about our upcoming talk. ;-)
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