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18 years ago

Hello to everyone,I would just like to say that i have enjoyed reading and looking at everyones photo's.I am wanting to learn more on photography,and I think this will help me.I have tryed to post some pictures but it keeps rejecting them,so just as soon i can figure this out I will post some.I am eager to see what you guys think

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zitro_joe
18 years ago
Welcome Misty! You don't happen to be from Texas, do you? I know someone there with that same name.

z_joe
lindajewell
18 years ago
Hello Misty! Nice to have ya here. I too am very new to this forum and I can tell ya I am in awe of the talent here!
I hang out at several of the other forums also, lots of nice people around here. Looking froward to seeing your photos!
Linda J
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mistydawn_2008
Original Author
18 years ago
As a matter of fact,I am
mistydawn_2008
Original Author
18 years ago
this was taken out in front of my house
zitro_joe
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Did you used to live in Abilene?

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