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:thumb182687091: I think its time to slowly work my way back, it has been quite some time. A lot has happened since 2007. I've travelled far and wide, found love, lost love, found love again. Engaged, married, home, baby. There he is, my pride and joy. Wee little Lachlan, born May 22nd and full of energy. My favourite thing about him? He likes to watch, sitting patiently as the world unfolds around him. I think he'll do well behind a camera. It might be some time before I start submitting full time, but for now I wanted to say hello and let you know what I'm up to. For those of you who are interested you can follow my work at; www.eva

:thumb48110489: :thumb40041027: :thumb16225506: :thumb28211155: I've decided to remove the link to the UK photo petition after a few deviants were kind enough to point out some background information. What I  thought  was a potential piece of legislation which could ban street photography in this country was only a rumour. Thank you to those who sent that information along! ________________________________________ Below are a collection of past journal entries that touch on community oriented topics and a few resources for artist relations and website suggestions. Please take the time to browse through them! + Changing DeviantART Ne

:thumb46416414: :thumb46021381: :thumb45365155: :thumb48249578: First off - the feedback from the last journal post was wonderful - I hope to see more flash work in the near future (myself included!). We'll undoubtedly empty our pockets in the process, but its bound to be fun, right? I've got a second 430EX flash and an ST-E2 transmitter on my wish-list. Ah, dreaming is fun . . . . I came across an article recently titled 'Can Photographers Be Plagiarists?' - a look at the ethics / morales behind reproducing photographic images / techniques. It isn't in-depth by any means, but it does raise some interesting issues and offers a medium sized