Peter was a photojournalist at the Medicine Hat News when we first became friends. He was the first person to tell me about digital cameras and how they were going to change photography, that was in 1996. Here is a picture he took of me back in the day (with film). That's when I discovered that you had to take 100 pictures to get one good one. Sorry for the poor quality, it's actually a photo of the photo because my stupid scanner won't work.
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Photo Credit: Peter Mah |
My cousin Conni, who lives in Edmonton, somehow manages to juggle three children and a photography business.
And last but not least there's Jeanette, one of my oldest and best friends, who's career has enabled her to become a fantastic travel photographer. This week she was featured on the Kodak blog, and has, in the past, been published and had her work displayed in shows. She is also the person who took the profile picture that I use on this blog, Facebook, Twitter, etc., which is an amazing feat in itself, as I am one of the least photogenic people I know. I'm not trying to be modest, it's the truth, my skin has a yellow undertone that doesn't photograph well and my face has bad angles, especially my nose. She must be miraculous if she can make me look good!
Alison, I LOVE the picture Peter took of you, you're beautiful!
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