No air conditioning in the studio, still happy as a clam...

I should have gone home long ago. LONG ago. There's no air conditioning right now in the studio and it's after 8 PM... But here I sit at my desk at CCE, looking at the photography of recent DJCC graduate, Cason Hallock. I can't seem to pull myself away. Cason has recently been taking photos with his new macro lens, and they are jawdropping. I have been mesmerized for the past 30 min., and I have so much other work to get done, but Cason's gorgeous photos have taken their toll on my time management! I am so lucky to get to work with such talented artists who are so generous with their work. I will be printing several of Cason's recent photos to add to the rapidly developing collection that is going up in the CCE studio. Cason is such a humble young man, but he has a real talent behind the lens and I hope that he will go on to pursue the field of photography with a vengeance. I can tell that he loves it, and he is doing such great things with his Nikon. Keep on shootin', Cason!

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