What a whirlwind the last week has been for Cooper and all of us in his support staff! We took him to the gallery three times for different press events, which got him plenty of cat treats, but I think it’s been as exhausting for him as it is for us.

In the last week we appeared on Evening Magazine (Washington, Oregon, Idaho broadcast), Q13 Fox News (in Seattle), on King 5 News (NBC Seattle), Kiro News (CBS Seattle), and on Good Morning America! (GMA OMG!) We have had numerous requests for interviews from other local and national news organizations. We’ll keep you posted on Cooper’s upcoming appearances. You can see some of the video clips here at Cooper’s Profile page on the Cross Films site.

As reported in the previous blog, we had a fantastic turn out at Cooper’s gallery opening, over 400 people, and continue to have a steady stream of people interested in viewing his work in person. If you’re interested in owning a piece of Cooper’s photography, limited edition Giclee prints are available at the Urban Light Studios website.

And we’ve been saying it for months, but Cooper is finally an official member of the Cross Films crew. Welcome to the team, Coop.

Now, the reason we’re all here is because of Cooper’s photography, so here’s some of what he’s shot in the last week.

I really like this abstract shot he took in the gallery. The blue lights are really interesting.

Another great shot of the gallery as a film crew is interviewing Michael.

After dropping by the gallery Sunday, we took a walk with Cooper, where he took this wonderful scenic photo. I love that you can faintly see his whiskers hanging down from the top.

Cooper is currently resting. No photos today, though he plans to go out and shoot on Saturday.