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chickadee on a wire

chickadee on a wire
chickadee on a wire
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my own gallery

In this article, I discuss the pros and cons of three different options for developing my own online gallery and, in the end, draw my own conclusion about which route to take, despite the fact that it is the route that I will enjoy the least.

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Today marks the third anniversary of the day Jessica and I stood before our friends and family and publicly committed to that which we already felt deep within our hearts and minds: we would be with each other, through everything, until the end of time. *Three Years*. Not once during the course of these years have I regretted or doubted that decision.

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cracked leaf

cracked leaf
cracked leaf
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It has been brought to my attention that I didn't have an official page about "Finding Place" available for you to link to in order for you to show your support for my work on your own website, blog, MySpace bulletin, or LiveJournal. Exposure is so important and your word of mouth really goes a LONG way. Any interest you can send my way will mean a lot to me.

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passion

My "images":http://www.flickr.com/photos/revjim/sets/508086/ are not my art; my passion is. My images are merely the most tangible fruit of my passion's labor.

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four from Finding Place

cedar lake with tall grass firmly planted 20051124-155118 20051126-145638

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wind swept

wind swept
wind swept
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book almost finished

All the images for my first book, "Finding Place", have been selected. A 25% discount is being offered to those of you who helped in its support or creation in any way. So far, people have been very receptive of this idea and that makes me very happy.

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tall reflection

tall reflection
tall reflection
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