And then suddenly, it was basically over.

So, I think somewhere on my memory card are my final images for this project and I have no idea how this happened. After lame a background change to changing back, I'm suddenly ready to buckle down academically again and let my creative side lay dormant.
I have no problem that this has happened because it makes what I need to do over the Easter holidays a whole lot easier, all I have to do now is preview everything and print off some samples for the 'Final Crit' on Tuesday, should be easy.

I'm relieved. It's like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders, once again I fear my coursemates will think I'm a nerd. I don't deserve this after the drunken wreck I was on Tuesday night and the Tuesday night previous. I guess I just can't help what a undeniable genius/amazing Photographer I am... *sarcasm*

An Instax shot of all the name labels and sharp and hurty pins in the bin, hurrah!

Still so much to do.

So, I've done the final edits on the half-Chinese images, still haven't taken a decent one of me yet but that's something I plan to get done over the weekend. The ones that are still looking a bit weird have been correcting and saved as .tifs, but I can't upload them.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

I've been told I should probably think about whittling them down if I can't make up the 12, but I'm not really sure I want to, not just because everyone has had something different and interesting to say, but also because most of them took time to come and have their photo taken when they didn't have to.
As I'm not doing the London exhibition anymore - because it's far too expensive and little result - I'm not sure how I want the images to be laid out now. I kind of wish I could afford the London exhibition because some of the people in the project won't be able to make it down to see it in Portsmouth, but, I don't think galleries is ultimately where I want to take my photographic career...