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Marc posted this at 25.1.07 | Permalink

flickr-ing

I now have a flickr site. Who knows how often I'll update it but I'm intrigued at the possibilities it offers. I've seen a number of blog posts that contend that flickr is the new wave in commercial photography (which hasn't been fully developed yet). There are a lot of photos on the site that are very impressive.
Marc posted this at 30.9.05 | Permalink

back from beyond

I haven't blogged here for quite some time but thought now would be an appropriate time to get back in the swing of things. Who knows - this may even be a trend.

Since last I posted, I have gotten full-swing into the Microstock Photography world. I'm now signed up with three sites:

iStockphoto
Dreamstime
StockXpert

Plus I was previously represented by PAInet, which still sells some of my photos, and many of my images are also still at StockXchange (SXC.HU).

I've also continued writing, including a recent piece for my employer, Veritas Analytics, Inc., on Ukraine.

So, now that I put all of that down in writing, it seems like a lot. Maybe it is - I always feel like I should be doing more with my life.

Or at least deciding what I should do when I grow up.
Marc posted this at 29.9.05 | Permalink

more at global politician

Global Politician has a new piece of mine on Dubya's inauguration speech. If you're so inclined, you can read it here.

Marc posted this at 9.2.05 | Permalink

happy 'death to America' day

Seems that there was a little reception scheduled in suburban Maryland to celebrate the glorious Islamic Revolution. Said reception, however, was unexpectedly cancelled.

Marc posted this at 6.2.05 | Permalink

new article, photos published

Tech Central Station has a new piece of mine, called "Orange Iran."

Also, Flak Photo Magazine has published at least one (and possibly more in the future) of my photos.

Marc posted this at 17.1.05 | Permalink

recycling posts

To my surprise, Global Politician has decided to re-run a column I did for them late last year on the introduction of a flat tax in the United States. Either it's a fabulous idea or (more likely) they're starved for content. Whatever, I'm always pleased to be published and even more pleased to be re-published.

Marc posted this at 10.1.05 | Permalink