Carlos Garcia said:
Hello to all,
I'm Carlos García. Austinite for 16 years, Texan since birth (Harlingen).
Carlos, I am pleased to find another fellow-Texan here.
I'm a fifth-generation Texan, born near Corpus Christi. Your gallery photos make me homesick. I now live in Nashville, Tennessee, but I have a lot of family in Texas.
Have been shooting for years, but only seriously for about two years. It's become one of my favorite pasttimes.
I've been shooting seriously for about 3 months. And it's a favorite activity for me, also, though I'm still technically quite inexpert. I'm mostly here to learn from others how to be better at it.
Married with three daughters, I'm very blessed. Two dogs and a cat.
Blessed indeed.
From your galleries I see that you can contribute to many sub-fora here. Please don't neglect the Pet's Corner.
Online Gallery:
www.lightcaptured.net
I very much enjoyed my short stay at your Gallery. I liked particularly "Our Beautiful Skies" and the green leaf in "Photo-A-Day." In "Pets" I found "Khall" very intriguing.
Cameras I've used: Pentax 35mm, Canon PowerShot A300, Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z1, and the latest... FujiFilm Finepix s9000 (my new toy).
I'm still trying to learn all the ins-and-outs of my Canon G2. Making progress. Hope to see reports of what you're doing with your new toy here at OPF.
Hope to contribute as well as learn.
Already you're contributing. I loved your Austin bridges in the Architectural-Industrial forum.
I know something about those bats.
And about Austin. Many scenic views there. My mother spent her childhood in Austin, just off Congress Avenue, across the street from the Texas School for the Deaf. Nothing like the hills of Austin or the beautiful Brazos River.
I very much hope to see a lot more of your work here at OPF.
Hook 'em, Horns!*
The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You.
*For those who don't follow U.S. college football, the University of Texas team's name is the Texas Longhorns.
Carlos, I wouldn't mind seeing a few shots of the Rio Grande Valley, here, too, if you ever visit Harlingen again.
Mary