sunsetcolors

i started drawing before i went to school. i worked on coloring books and i copied illustrations from comic magazines. by the time i was in high school i was learning to play guitar, i was processing pictures in my father's dark room, and i was trying my hand at watercolor. i dreamed i could take up fine arts or become an architect someday. i took up accountancy in order to be able to work while in college. i took the licensure exams in 1976 and passed. i worked in a bank, married, and had a family. the computer was introduced into our workplace in 1982; i was an internal auditor, and was among the first to be trained on it. i never considered drawing and photography during this time aside from making notes on great pictures that i saw on national geographic and life magazine. my first home computer came in 1998 and during this time i was starting to write songs. i had retired from the bank that year, i was on-line, and i researched on musical instrument digital interface and sound processing. my first album came out three years later. i took to designing an office system, foreign exchange trading, and managing an accounting department before finally retiring in 2006, a year after my wife's death. i'm 55 years old now with one child who is working and pursuing a master's degree in mathematics. i live in the country and i began shooting sunsets in september 2008. then i researched on image processing. some of my contacts think i am more inclined to imagery than photography in the technical sense. i started uploading my images to flickr, got some good reviews, and began pondering if i could sell my sunset images. on february 20, 2010 i stumbled upon a link to zazzle.com. <a href="http://s06.flagcounter.com/more/X0RL"><img src="http://s06.flagcounter.com/count/X0RL/bg=FFFFFF/txt=000000/border=CCCCCC/columns=5/maxflags=248/viewers=0/labels=0/pageviews=1/" alt="free counters"></a>