Do You Have A Facebook Page/Site I Can Follow?
And if you see a new like on FB from Shutter Buddies, that's me! If you have a site, I'll add it to my favorites. The more, the merrier. I could look at awesome photography all day if it was possible!
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I like to keep a separation from work and personal life. I just don't get why some people Tweet and post on FB about everything that is going on in their life? 5D mark II gripped | Canon 100L | Canon 85 1.8 | Sigma 50 1.4 | Tamron 28-75 2.8 | 580ex II | 430ex II x 2 |
Yeah I do not get it either. The only photo I have on mine is my concretepump when I was doing a job in the Seven Canyons area of Sedona. I only have my smugmug page if you want to go to that, it is in my sig.Paris Gal wrote: Sorry mines for just for family and very close friends.
Paris Gal wrote: Sorry mines for just for family and very close friends.
Understood. I guess I should've clarified a FB BUSINESS page that I can "like". I don't want to be personal friends with ya'll either. Haha!
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Shutter Buddies wrote:
Paris Gal wrote: Sorry mines for just for family and very close friends.
Understood. I guess I should've clarified a FB BUSINESS page that I can "like". I don't want to be personal friends with ya'll either. Haha!
Awwwww I didn't mean it that way
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