As I write this post from The Coffee Academics cafe on WanChai Road in Hong Kong, all of last month's happenings seem so far away. But alas, March was the beginning of freelance photography busy season. While the month wasn't balls to the wall busy like it probably will be a few months from now, there
When I think back to the 18+ years I spent in various forms of school, my main memories involve the many breaks we would enjoy each year. From the family-oriented fall and winter breaks, to the much livelier spring break and of course the much-loved summer break, schools get one thing right: giving students several
Reigniting the creative spark is necessary for many who have been working for a long time. This inspiration can be found in many ways, but one of the best is to study the paths and advice of others on the same path as yourself. That is the purpose of Interview with an Independent, a mini blog
I've never been a devoutly religious person, but I do believe that when you're on the right path, the right opportunities present themselves for the taking. I wasn't at all sure how March was going to pan out in terms of freelance work--all I knew was that I had a roundtrip ticket to Thailand to
As a traveling freelancer, it's inevitable that you'll spend some time working from airports. If you're lucky, you'll have the pleasant opportunity to work out of Tokyo Narita International Airport (NRT), which is one of the better international airports I've ever used as a virtual office. My recent adventure home from Thailand was a doozy
