Crossroads

I love photography.

I love it almost more than anything else I do. I know I am no different than anyone else. Some of the photos are good, some, not so much...... Art is subjective. I get that. I don't care to photograph people. They are too fickle and too "busy modeling"... I like street photography of people. The kind that you catch them off guard, or they don't even know you are there. No posing. Just life. My ultimate preference is landscape and macro. I am waiting on a Little Big Shot lens to become available in a couple of weeks. That way I can experiment with different mediums and styles.

I will be reopening my Etsy store stocked with my photos. I will be offering them printed in whatever way a customer chooses, be it canvas, metal, cards, whatever they wish... I hope to have links up shortly.

I have a store on Fine Art America and Pixels.com. http://fineartamerica.com/art/all/susan+ayers/all
and http://pixels.com/art/all/susan+ayers/all

Cross your fingers for me..

I think I had this epiphany because I have reached my limit with childish, immature, selfish, unintelligent people. Cubicle life is killing me. I can put on my blinders and I can load the wagon as well as anyone else, better than most. What I cannot do is close my ears. I have yet to master toning out background. I guess that stems from years behind the radio as a dispatcher. You listen to EVERYTHING. College educated, self entitling, immature, and rude seems to be the way of this upcoming generation and I just cannot abide it. The filter between my brain and my mouth seems to be thinning with time.

I look forward to the road trips for work. Gets me out of the office and a chance to breathe. I will be taking my camera on this next road trip into Arkansas. I will have a bit of time, maybe in the evenings. Should make for some nice shots. Talk to you next time...