Dunno how old you are, but the earlier you start getting serious about your photography, the better. Take my word for it, don’t wait til you “think” you’re good enough. Get some focus on where you want to go. Advertising work, National Geographic material, human interest, whatever, put a focus on the portfolio of your work that pulls it together. From what I’ve seen of your work, you could go National Geographic-type, advertising detail, and extreme sport.

Give me your full e-mail address. There may be a person I can put you in contact with who can help you– maybe, if he has the time. If not him, he may be able to put you in touch with others who probably can guide you. Warning: it’s West Coast.

oh i think about getting serious with my photography all the time, but i just can’t seem to find the courage to actually step up and do it… my job right now pays so well and its hard to let that go…

you said something about a rep.. do u know someone? drop me a email… tim@ (this domain name)

Dude, I know ya love rock climbing and it’s something that challenges you.

Have you thot about getting serious with this photography work besides the wedding photography gigs? Don’t know what kind of course you want to take with your work, but have you considered a rep to help you sell some of your more artistic photos?

It’s all right to tell me to MYOB, if that’s what you want.

Fantastic pic’s, can’t decide which ones I like. Had been to Yosemite, Mono Lake, and Bodie a couple of times myself and I still come away impressed each time.