Staying connected

Yellowstone Buffalo (1/160 sec at f/9.0, 700mm at ISO 400)

I hope everyone had a wonderful New Years. I just returned from Michigan where I spent the last few days teaching my daughter to ski, splitting wood with a friend and having my butt handed over to me in a mean game of Wii bowling . Yep, it was a perfect New Year’s weekend. Now the holidays are over and I’m getting back on track.

A little Shameless self-promoting:
First off, if you own a Kindle you can now receive my blog via Amazon’s Whispernet. That’s the good news. The bad news is Amazon charges .99 a month for the service. I have no control over the Amazon delivery price, but if you’re as addicted to your Kindle as I am then the convenience might be worth it. Click HERE to subscribe.

Don’t miss another blog:
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Connect with me:
I really enjoy connecting with all of my readers and fellow photographers. I realize not everyone uses the same social networks so I try to keep as many accounts open as possible to allow me to connect with each of you. So here’s to hooking up:

Facebook Fan Page: Click HERE

Twitter: Click HERE

LinkedIn: Click HERE

Flickr: Click HERE

Mentorships:
I’m currently in the process of wrapping up a few mentorships and accepting new students so if you’re interested in a three month mentorship program then click HERE to learn more

Wow, I feel better. I just crossed four things of my to do list. Thanks for bearing with me through the process. Tomorrow, I promise not to be so selfish and give you a few solid tips..;)

This entry was posted on Monday, January 4th, 2010 at 10:28 am. It is filed under General, Social Networking, The Blog, workshops and tagged with Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn, twitter, workshops. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.