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Tuesday
11Dec

Back from Moab

DateTuesday, December 11, 2007 at 02:53PM
I just got back from a 22 hour drive from Moab. My drive back home took me through multiple snow storms, sleet and pounding rain. Normally I fly to my workshop destinations, but these two workshops were different. The second workshop was a combination field landscape workshop, as well as a digital printing workshop. So I took my 100 inch diagonal screen with me, along with an Epson 3800, enough profiling gear to outfit an entire school, sample prints, a Rotatrim cutter, and a dozen boxes of 13x19 paper, graciously donated by my friends at Moab by Legion Paper.

 
I want to thank everyone on both workshops for such a fantastic time. The comraderie was a pleasure! I also want to thank the other folks who helped along the way. Scott Martin of On-Sight Consulting, Jon Fuller of Moab Photo Tours, and Bret Edge. Let's do it again next year! I am pondering my 2008 schedule, and it is likely that I will move this yearly workshop from the winter to an early spring schedule, likely in 2009.

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