You should do smallish prints (6x8?) of a curated set of Austin-under-construction photos that you've taken. Put them in a box, and in some 50 years or so when someone is sorting through your estate (I'm pretty convinced you'll outlive the majority of your readers, regardless their current age) someone will uncover them. You'll become some combination of Evans and Eggleston, your work heralded for the revival of real color and the documentation of Austin during The Great Transformation. Your work will hang in museums and the walls of well healed hipsters in towering Austin condos that overlook the Robert Mueller Spaceport.
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You should do smallish prints (6x8?) of a curated set of Austin-under-construction photos that you've taken. Put them in a box, and in some 50 years or so when someone is sorting through your estate (I'm pretty convinced you'll outlive the majority of your readers, regardless their current age) someone will uncover them. You'll become some combination of Evans and Eggleston, your work heralded for the revival of real color and the documentation of Austin during The Great Transformation. Your work will hang in museums and the walls of well healed hipsters in towering Austin condos that overlook the Robert Mueller Spaceport.
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