Hitting the Road

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Hitting the Road

This week has been super hectic as I ramp up to hit the road. While its cliché to say “I could make use of more time”, it is true. I think I could keep myself busy non-stop with 48 hour days. That being said I’ve found that my push to make the most of my time has resulted in an unexpected side effect… or for the mathematically inclined axiom.

The more you squeeze into your day the faster time passes.

So while I’ll be squeezing in a good deal of time for photography in the coming weeks I’ll also be looking for equal opportunity to stop and enjoy my surroundings. In this instance those surroundings will be in Central America.

Be back soon, but not too soon.

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Posted by Jim on 04.10.2009 at 12:00 am
Tagged: Locations, Photography, Stock Photo, Updates & Announcements, Utah , Photography

http://www.enlightphoto.com/views/ Gary Crabbe / Enlightened Images

Have a great and safe trip!!! Give me a call when you get back, before you get too busy again. Cheers, & take lots of pretty pictures.
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Beautiful image to get the message across Jim. Have an safe, wonderful and productive 2 weeks.
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Love the picture! Have a wonderful trip!
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The sky is gorgeous. I can’t wait for SUMMER!
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Nice central america is awesome!
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That’s the ‘trash compactor’ theory of travel preparations: an unstoppable forward-moving object (you) advances towards an irresistable object (departure). When it arrives you leave in freedom – what’s done is done, what didn’t get done, you can’t do anything about. Been there hundreds of times. Enjoy your trip…
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Amazing shot! The circle of light added drama to everything.