So it’s been a little while since I posted on my blog. I’ve got a lot going on and unfortunately this has taken a back seat. But now I’ve got something cool to post. I just got back from a spring break trip to Bonita Springs Florida and brought my Canon 20D along to take some photos. Hope you Enjoy!

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• Limits to how many photos to be reviewed at once at 15.
• No easy bulk upload.
• Photos take in average of 7 days to be reviewed (in my experience).

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• Can not set price of photo.
• Very selective of photos accepted.
• Photos take in average of 10 days to be reviewed (in my experience).

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