I'm back! (Post 7)

I guess I haven't been the best intern in keeping up to date with my blogging, but now things seem slower, I think I'll try to be better. What I have been doing in the mean time however, is work for Cocoa Cottages at www.cocoacottages.com and Plan Logical at www.planlogical.com. I've presented more designs and logo ideas to Orion Academy, and hopefully that will be my next new project. I've been careful to document everything and I think I'm getting the hang of things.

Day 2: Mermaids

 Who would have thought being an intern would entail spending the morning at Fort Young Hotel surrounded by models dressed as Mermaids? I think I struck gold with this position. Hopefully I'll be sent on errands like this more often. The job in question was to take pictures for the opening of Dive Fest. While I managed to get pictures of sponsors and speakers, something else caught my eye. As you can see from the picture below, there were more interesting things than speeches. I still managed to do my job and although I was able to capture a few more shots of the girls I only included one as I felt it captured the true elegance of the Merpeople (There was a Scuba Minstrel Cowboy as well; right).Somehow,I think it's going to be a very good Dive Fest indeed.

Apart from mermaids, I find myself quite enjoying this job regardless of whether I'm in the field or the office. From collecting cheques to putting up my own website (hopefully); I'm starting to think Web Design might be a future career for me.

Hello World!

The laptop before me represents everything I hope to learn over the next few weeks. It is no doubt a scary prospect. My internship at Delphis Ltd. looks to defy the average teenage summer. It would seem that in a country as unique as Dominica, one would not want to spend a summer working much less working for free. I however, am not the average teenager. I am Dylan Madisetti, and I crave knowledge.

What better place is there to learn than at the hands of professionals? My employers Mr. Steve McCabe and Mrs. Wendy Walsh are easily some of the best Web Developers in the country and perhaps the Caribbean region. Hopefully with their help, I can learn to create web site and someday, become a Web Master myself. Wish me luck!