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GREAT POST e... THIS is so real and this motto! says I will be around for a while just like Ralph Lauren classics never die.
(03.28.12 @ 10:16 PM)brilliant. you are an amazing photographer and your work speaks for itself.
(03.28.12 @ 10:31 PM)As always you remind me what it's like to live truthfully and fully. Love u!
(03.28.12 @ 10:36 PM)Well, I'm sure there are more than 3 of us following your adventures here - and posts like this are exactly why. I love every word of this, Eric - and I admire your dedication to authenticity in what you do, it's the first thing I noticed when I discovered your work. I'm not a full time wedding photographer, but I do a lot of 2nd shooting and I always stop here first for inspiration. You're right, it's family history we're dealin' with - and it's no small thing. Keep doing what you do man. And p.s. - 15 miles, damn! ;)
(03.28.12 @ 10:37 PM)The wedding world could definitely use a dose of :e: about now. Thanks!! xo
(03.28.12 @ 10:39 PM)Hello fellow traveler of life and the world at large. Good to hear from you again. Wish we kept in touch more. Sometimes it's our connections to each other that make the journey even better along the way- the shared smiles, the shared laughter, the shared meals and moments. ;-) Since the only end I see to this journey is death, enjoying every little step along the way becomes even more important. Thanks for living it and reminding others what it's all about. (((((( HUGS )))))))
(03.28.12 @ 11:09 PM)It would be criminal if your stories only were to reach 3 people, as the whole world would benefit from your inspiring and refreshing view on your art and on life. It wouldn't be characteristic of you to give yourself that credit, so I'm glad to see that there are many more than 3 people to do it for you.
(03.28.12 @ 11:14 PM)seek the joy ... not sought; not seek later. I'm grateful for your intent to be in the present. I'm looking forward to your 2012 stories Eric.
(03.29.12 @ 09:39 AM)refreshing to read this Eric. Been such a pleasure to view your photography. Strong work will always endure longer than frills, gadgets, photoshopping.
(03.29.12 @ 12:03 PM)Love to read your posts. So thoughtful and well written.
This one made me pause and consider my own path and reasons for photographing... I'm happy to say it was a positive reflection looking back at me.
Also, too true about traveling. The breaking of habits is what we all need sometimes.
Karen
this is such a fantastic post and true blue, through and through. i couldn't agree more! i love that shooting is more important than making money. you do it because you love it and you want to make a difference. i would rather be doing than watching any day. it's like watching sports on tv rather than out in the fresh air getting your heart rate up. peace. enjoy the journey.
You look through the camera and capture the soul--that in itself is pretty freaking spectacular, never mind that you are an amazing artisan!
(04.01.12 @ 12:00 PM)Eric this message is so important in today's world of wedding photography. I like your outlook. Head down and let's get to work.
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Great post, agree with everything you said except the pie bit. I'm a brownie guy.
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