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    Its been awhile since I've been online and even longer since I posted a journal so lets go over some basics about the direction of this account. I may go back to doing some work more in line with my older drawings and vector work however I'm more interested in pursuing a career in wildlife photography and that will be the focus of the account. Right now I'm between jobs and I have a lot of time to commit to my artwork so look forward to seeing more photos from this account in the near future. I can't guarantee my output will keep up going into the summer since I will be working this summer even if its just a seasonal state park job but we

so tomorrow I'm heading out to the marble mountains with a couple of friends on a camping trip. Should be fun under prepared and over eager is this best way to make fun memories, remember its not the trips where everything goes right that people remember. anyways the marble mountains are part of the Klamath mountains and consist of marine limestone that has been uplifted, well I haven't seen a geological map of the area personally my guess judging by the geology of Southern Oregon would be that the rock layers in the area date back to the late cretaceous. According to wikipedia these mountains have the highest level of biodiversity in Califo

Since school started I haven't really felt like working on any more ornithological pictures, so I'm just going to post random things as random ideas occur to me. So far schools been going well, alot of what I'm having to do this term is mineral identification and work with topomaps so its fairly easy. have to make a earthquake plan and a make a write up for every oxide mineral but that should be fairly easy.