About
Name: Yes, 3 to be exact, 1 first 1 middle and 1 last
Occupation: None at the moment
A bit about me:
I served in the USMC straight out of high school and was discharged early for medical reasons. Since then I found a career as a computer technician and worked for wonderful companies, Intel, Dell, and State Farm to name a few. Through out all that time I felt like something was missing. I found my current soul mate in August of 2000 and couldn’t be happier. Medical problems have elevated to a point along with current circumstances that have left me unemployed and able to follow my desires in photography and art. I have a strong creative love and desire to just be me and create. If my jokes or something I post offends you I apologize however will not stop being me. PS. If you couldn’t tell I have a sense of humor and can occassionally be a smart aleck.
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Thank you Ben through word of mouth and time I may be able to get up there. I’m not too savvy on internet marketing.
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Christine
Thank you, I always am open to honest critique myself and know that I’ve much to learn as well but through observation, trial and error I continue to grow. Well at least when I can get out and experiment with my camera. I’m hoping for a healthier year wherein I’ll be able to do just that.
Well enough of the rambling from this old feeling man. I really did enjoy your photo and see so much in it, from creativity to inspiration. It’s all there I’ll get to work on some tutorials for adding words and phrases to images. It’s challenging to get it just right and it never works the same for all images but perhaps it will help spur ideas on what can be done.
Thank you,
Kevin