This morning I worked hard on editing the rest of the pictures. I had take just over 100 shots, so I had a lot to work through. I did not bother editing all of them, some were too similar, some had weird lighting from the clouds and in others the models were blinking. I still want to go back out sometime with Phil and go during sunset. I have been trying to look up about rules of photographing any farm land for business purposes. Is it okay if the image has some one's barn or house in the distance? Do I need their permission? I haven't found anything, I think I'll ask Chris to see if he has any idea. I'm thinking their farm doesn't have a lot of high points to work from, but maybe further from the house there could be something.
In the afternoon I finished the coverpage and sent the word document to Chris. I have it set up so the background and our logo is one embeded image and then there are text boxes for the content he'll be adjusting. There is also a lot of space to drop in the logo of the company it will be delivered to. Chris was happy with is and asked if I could work on one part, but he'll use what I gave him. The hard part of being in a new job is learning how to read your boss. I didn't get the feeling that he was super pleased, but perhaps that is normal? I will just roll with it and try to keep reading what he's thinking as we go. When I've thought that he wasn't ecstatic before he has come back to me within a day and asked for changes. As long as I can anticipate a change like that, I'll be fine. It's helpful to work with Tim, because I can check with him on what's normal around here. I am an intern so I don't always like to speak up, but Tim is encouraging and reminds me that it's an even field here and Chris would be happy to get my true opinion.
I ended the day with more tutorials on codecademy.com. I like checking things off lists, it helps me feel like I'm making progress. These tutorials are great at that as each section is divided in to many achievements. This all adds up for me since the other projects are a slower process.
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