**I'm very flattered that some people like my images so much they want to use them on their websites and that is very cool. For non commercial purposes, I'm normally happy to grant usage with a credit and/or link to my flickr page. But please, shoot me a message asking, that would be very cool.

For commercial use, again, I'd be more than happy but please email me for terms and prices.**

I'm a San Diego Photographer who enjoys taking pictures of whatever catches my eye.

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    Daniel Hellerman says:

    "His photos are so crystal clear, with such an excellent balance of colors that each picture evokes a unique range of emotions. Whether its portrait work, or capturing lions, each photo takes you on a journey."

    9th November, 2007

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    Fadzly @ Shutterhack says:

    "Previously the tool was the variable and the human being the constant; subsequently the human being became the variable and the machine the constant. Why do I say this?

    This is clearly shown in Paul Sapiano's photos and just look into this set
    www.flickr.com/ph...
    Would it change you, wouldnt it bring out love from within just by viewing it?

    Well that makes us human (i.e. the viewer and the photographer)the variable and the machine being the constant. This level of emotive strength in photography is only attainable by a person with sensitive souls like Paul."

    3rd October, 2007

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    CharlieBrown8989 says:

    "Paul

    I discovered him on flickr.

    Upon visiting his site here , I am totally impressed on his works on Nature. They are all excellence if not superb in quality is concern.

    With the digital technology, even a 3 years old kid can snap good photos. But his works should never be in the class of photographer of the digital era.

    To me, he is a great imaging artist. I encourage you to visit him more often & be inspired & motivated.

    Thank you for your kindness & sharing with all.

    You are great.

    I appreciate it."

    23rd September, 2007

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    Dusko Almosa says:

    "The thing I like most about Paul's photostream is the wide variety of his images. From macro to landscape to people, and so much more.

    But most of all, it's his style in photography that like best. Very natural and true to the image. His works are always something to look forward to whenever I check my Contact's New Photos list.

    Thanks for sharing your wonderful photos, Paul. Cheers!"

    25th July, 2007

Name:
Paul Sapiano
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