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When I lived in Upstate, NY, I would love to take day trips and travel from town to town visiting antique shops. Frequently, I would drive to Vermont and search for antiques there. I would never return without 1 or 2 gallons of pure maple syrup. One of the benefits of being a professional photographer is being able to professionally catalog my antiques.

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I am married to a beautiful Brazilian lady. I met her when I lived in Brazil. I lived near Sao Paulo, in 2011, for 7 months. To support myself, I taught English. I speak very little Portuguese. This photo was taken when we traveled to San Francisco for my grandfather's memorial service. He was 96 and still lived in the same house he purchased in 1950 when he passed away.

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My grandfather had quite a sense of humor.

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My grandfather had quite a sense of humor.

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I earned a bachelor's degree in Photography at Rochester Institute of Technology in 1987. After graduation, I interned for a year at Kodak in the photography department. Afterward, I started my own business specializing in wedding, glamour, portrait, and family photography. In 2011, I decided to change my career and earn a degree in nursing.

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I am currently in nursing school at Eagle Gate College, Layton campus. In August of 2018, I will have my BSN. Concurrently, I am finishing two degrees at SLCC. Biotechnology and Pre-Health Science. My microbiology professor said, "You will be a nurse whom actually knows something (about science)." These are some of my classmates in nursing school. This was taken in my backyard during our post-semester dinner party

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Since I was very young I loved traveling. Brazil is a beautiful place to travel to. This photo was taken in the very north-eastern part of Brazil near the Atlantic ocean. One of the benefits of traveling is appreciating what you have in your own back yard. When I traveled to Brazil, I realized how fortunate I was to live in the United States.