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A Year in the Life

A Year in the Life: Back at It

August 26, 2010

Jaime Hogge: I don’t have any exciting tales of hiking or fancy hotels, but I think my unintentional summer vacation is just about over, and I’m pretty happy about it. I don’t exactly remember where we left off last time, (my brain has been a little scrambled, I think I need some adult Ritalin) so [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Grant Is Too Busy to Reschedule and Jaime is Too Busy to Post

August 13, 2010

Grant Harder: This week started off pretty sweet. On Monday I shot a portrait of David Suzuki for Vancouver Magazine. It was a great opportunity all around. I’ve wanted to work with Vancouver Magazine for a while now and to get the call to shoot Suzuki right out of the gate was a blessing. The [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Jaime Gets a Job and Grant’s Summer Turns Around

August 6, 2010

Jaime Hogge: I got a job! It’s still summer and I got a job! Shooting a couple portraits for Toronto Life, next week I believe. Why is this exciting? Well, if you read back about 8 entries, you’ll see that it’s been absolutely dead since summer began. Outside of that little tidbit it’s been a [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Grant is Dis-Connected and Jaime Looks for Some Wax Paper

July 30, 2010

Grant Harder: Today consisted of swimming, visiting caves and eating ice cream. I’m still on vacation in Manitoba and loving life. So photography wise I can’t say much is going on worth mentioning to the blog-o-sphere. Thanks to The Pas’ Library I’ve checked email once in the last five days and thanks to Rogers I [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Lieu of Whining, a Check-In from Grant

July 22, 2010

As per yesterday’s post from Jaime, Grant is reflecting on what the last almost-year of A Year in the Life has meant for him. A bowl of cherries apparently! Grant Harder: For me the last year has been a bit of a roller coaster ride of ups, downs, tight corners and a current pesky water [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Lieu of Whining, a Check-in from Jaime

July 21, 2010

Earlier this week, I received this note from Jaime: Grant and I have been sharing emails the past couple weeks since no one else is emailing us at the moment and this week appears to be more of the same for both of us. I’m not really sure people want to read about us whining [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Jaime finds a Leterpressernator and Grant asks a Question about Collaborating

July 2, 2010

Jaime Hogge: If last week was a slow down then this week was a crawl. While it is a shortened week technically with Canada Day and all, it’s basically felt like I’m on holidays or something. This job is going to make me hate summer. The lack of work didn’t mean it was all beer [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Grant Hangs his Hammock and Jaime Slows Down

June 25, 2010

Grant Harder: Hey there. I would have to say the highlight of my week was hanging a hammock in my yard. See photo. Now that summer is here this is where I have lunch when I’m working from home. Sometimes it’s hard to leave. The computer doesn’t give me the same kind of love that [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Jaime Is a Prize and Grant Deals with some Laptop Problems

June 18, 2010

Jaime Hogge: If you’ve been following along at all you’ve probably noticed that I seem to be insanely busy for a few weeks, then dead, then insanely busy again and so forth. Well, I’m happy to say that hasn’t changed at all, it was a crazy week again. It’s bittersweet; my promo didn’t make any [...]

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A Year in the Life: In Which Grant Enters a Contest and Jaime Talks Promo Again

June 3, 2010

Grant Harder: The sun just came out and classic NAS – Illmatic is playing in my headphones. Well, I don’t know where this week went. I feel like I just finished writing last week’s post. My trip to Salt Spring was nothing less than amazing. I highly recommend hitting up The Salt Spring Center of [...]

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