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About Me
- Randy Santos
- I have been a Professional Photographer in Washington DC since I was 19 years old. Through the years I have worked constantly to improve my skills; creatively, technically and in business. My passion lies in creating images of what I see, Here and Now, As I Walk This Earth - and to hopefully share this vision. I have always felt a heightened sense of awareness of the world around me and am obsessively driven to express myself creatively. I feel this is the most exciting time ever to be a photographer, artist, or creative professional and am truly fortunate to live in an age where my creative energy can be positively focused to maintain a livelihood and support my family.
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2 comments:
Love the new postcard Randy.
Chincoteasgue is your home away from home isn't it?
Never been there - need to go sometime.
Thanks Keith- I wish it were my second home, Chincoteague, not the trailer. You should go, it definetly meets your vacation to home population ratio requirements.
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