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There are more photos on my Facebook page, too (and I just altered my ~*watermark*~ to hopefully something a tad more professional looking)
Oh I totally didn't notice your new watermark when I was looking at them on Facebook earlier! I love it, totally maintains the quality of the image while giving you credit. I guess the key to a good watermark is kind of opacity.
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