About one year ago:July,2014

It really made my day when EyeEm sent me an email this morning stating I am qualified to admitted into their Market Group of Photographers where we can upload and sell our photos online.The team evaluated my portfolio of about twenty photos and I was elated when they said my photos are beautiful and I am creative!

As of today,I have uploaded 50 photos to provoke the interest of the EyeEm team as well as to poke my fellow photographers about my presence in EyeEm community.I am very happy to receive a few 'likes' from other members.

The last time I used Notemaster apps in my iPad was two years ago when I went to Holland and England .Since I don't carry my PC/laptop,so I used this apps to write my travelogue everyday and sen them to my children so that my family know where I am and what I am doing.It is one of sharing and at the same time for security reasons.Since I was travelling alone,they will know where to locate me in case anything untoward happened to me.

This apps is also good for taking notes during meeting or business notes on the go.Just type in,add photos and graphics and send them via email.It is simple and a very powerful apps like whatsapps in my smart phone for communication and collaboration for personal and business usage.

Fast forward to 30th July,2015:I had my first sale a week ago and today I received my first income from Getty Images.

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