first photos

This set card contains the very first batch of "serious amatuer photography" shots I've taken. These photos are from way back in 2009. That "jump shot" up there was what flicked the switch in my head and convinced me to someday pursue photography. And - after three attempts to publishing my photos on a blog - here I am, inching my way into the world.

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