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I've been taking a lot of shots this past week. Not Hen shots, patron shots, vodka shots, but nikon shots.

"Photography is a great creative outlet" - Dashy (http://simplydashy.blogspot.com/)

She's a really good photographer who I met on Saturday. Networking is great. We exchanged cards. Or more like, she gave us her card and Billy and I wrote down our emails for her.

Thursday: After not getting into Sabor and grubbing on some Iggy's, Brian, Billy, Joomee, and me went shooting. We were all pretty beat so we just went to the lake and shot for about an hour. There wasn't really much to shoot.

Epic shootout between Billy and Brian. In one corner we have Brian w/ his d80 and in the other corner we have Billy and his d60. Who will prevail? I'd say Brian w/ his slightly more advanced camera and not to mention his guns he calls arms.

Friday: Matt came back from his ROTC training. He texted me like 3 weeks before to keep that day open. I wait for him. And wait and wait and wait and no call. It's like 10 so I just forget it. Luisa and I meet up to go shoot. We headed to Starbucks to visit Billy really quick then tried going to Niles. We got lost and just ended back up at Starbucks.

Billy's super manly pose

It didn't come out as cool as I thought it would

Saturday: Myer asked me and Billy to help out w/ his sisters cotillion. I was kinda nervous because I'm still a noob. When we got there, we arrived to a bunch all this high tech camera stuff. It was pretty daunting and all I could think about was "I hope I don't screw this up". It wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be. However, it was tiring. Between Billy and myself we took about 1400 pictures. It was frustrating at times when all these teens went up to the booth and not know what poses they wanted or I had already taken these kids pictures 1234924 times before. When the cotillion ended we had a little time to mess around w/ the booth