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Hey all.

I'm really pushing my photography starting next year because I'm turning toward beginning a career out of it. I've spent enough time and money on my favorite hobby that I want this to pan out for me. So I'm leaving my flickr page here with you all to look at. While it's small right now, I'll be adding more photos as the weeks pass (My plan is to have new updates without question at the beginning of each month).

http://www.flickr.com/photos/indyandmarion/

If you've any comments/questions, feel free to contact me either on here (I'll get an email about a PM) or email me directly.

Thanks for the time you took to look if you do.

PS, as much as I'd like to, the photo of my boat stuck on another at Small World will not be added in.

Wow, those are really good!

Thanks! I just added a few more into the album (But I haven't sorted them yet).

Updated the Flickr Portfolio. Mostly of animals from Sea World. Should show up as the first photos on the page.

I'm very impressed. I have always been jealous of people with talent in photography. All the pictures I ever take just look mundane or like crap.

kcberlin wrote:All the pictures I ever take just look mundane or like crap.

Highly doubtful. Every photo is unique in its own way. Heck, I took a photo of Manta last night in motion. First off, night shots are extremely difficult. Secondly, it was without flash, and thirdly it was on a long exposure. It came out dark and blurry. Thing is, you could still tell what it was. So never say that all pictures you take look mundane.

Gorgeous, Indy. I particularly loved the dolphins, the city at night (the colors were so vibrant, and the effect of the traffic rushing by, wonderful) and the sunrise/sunsets and flowers. Of course, the lighthouse spiral really stood out to me too...so many gorgeous photographs! You've clearly got a gift for it! Thank you for letting us see!

~bru

February wrote:Gorgeous, Indy. I particularly loved the dolphins, the city at night (the colors were so vibrant, and the effect of the traffic rushing by, wonderful) and the sunrise/sunsets and flowers. Of course, the lighthouse spiral really stood out to me too...so many gorgeous photographs! You've clearly got a gift for it! Thank you for letting us see!

~bru

The Dolphins were at Sea World, the city shot is in NYC (About a block East of Times Square (If Central Park is to your north). The car wasn't even part of the shot originally, it decided to run a red light. Most of the sun shots are. . . actually all of them I believe are sunrise shots taken at Canaveral National Seashore. Flowers, various locations. The Lighthouse is the one in St. Augustine (Yes, the one that is haunted)

Thanks for the comments.