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Hello everyone! Did you already see the new challenge hosted by the group %Stewed-Tomatoes (https://www.deviantart.com/stewed-tomatoes) BUTTERFLY EFFECT Join us, we hold contests non-stop!You can win even if you're just a beginner in photomanipulations! If you're ready to participate in our current contest, here are some great works for your inspiration:

As DeviantArt enters its 15th year on the Internet, we want to take a moment before blowing out our candles to thank the community for allowing us the honor of hosting the site that you call your home for art. After all, it's the community's 15th birthday, too, and in the past few months, we've been making it our top priority to share with you our plans for the future, celebrate the successes of our past, and look to you for guidance on how best we can serve each of you while entering this new phase of DeviantArt's existence. Featured Twitter Facebook Google+ As DeviantArt enters its 15th year on the Internet, we want to take a moment bef

Hello Watchers! So some more updates: I am going to NY this summer to intern at the Mahlstedt Gallery! This is the same gallery that sells limited edition prints of my work. Whoohoo! Are any of you from NY?If you are, then you should note me, and maybe we can meet up in NY! Another update, is that my photography piece, Dust to Flesh will be featured on the cover of Eros and Dust, an upcoming book by Trebor Healey. They found my work through Deviantart, so go team! Other than that, I have just been working hard at school and creating new art. I will be donating a few pieces to an auction to help support the Chintimini Wildlife Center in C

In case you haven’t noticed it yet, I may have an interest in macrophotography :paranoid: First of all, here is a definition, by MarcosRodriguez (https://www.deviantart.com/marcosrodriguez) of macro photography: "A Macro photograph shows a subject that is life size compared to the size of the negative of a SLR or sensor in a Full Frame DSLR, that's a 1:1 reproduction ratio aspect. […] Often a ratio aspect of 1:2 is also considered Macro, although that ratio shows subjects which life size is half of the size compared to the negative or sensor, I prefer to call those pictures Close-up photographies." (quote from here) But why do I love it so much? In order to answer that