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So it took a while to get this new site up, thanks to all for your feedback, it really helped!

Forgive the immediate sparseness of images and writing on this site; I’ll adding more of my work soon, both old and new, but I’ve got A LOT of work I can add, so I thought this would be a great opportunity to sift through the ol’ photo stockpile and add the pictures I really love. I’m excited to have a place I can post my photo tutorials and articles too! I come out with those now and then, but love sharing what I learn about photography (for all who care that is : ).

Thanks for stopping by…

—erfon

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