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Great post. I do think it is important to live where you love. As you know I live in Portland and work in Denver. Portland has a narley zero corporate headquarter base (terrible for my line of work) so having a job that lets me work part time in the place that I live (and love) is important to me. I'm definitely seeing a movement in certain jobs towards being able to live anywhere. In my small group we have people in Denver, San Francisco, Portland, Pasadena and Walnut Creek.

Jacques - I thank you all. This one was definitely one of my fraovite shots of late, and really got me thinking hard about the importance of the perfect light you find at the edges of the day. I need to find more opportunities to get out an shoot during those times, which as most of you all know is very hard to do. But that won't keep me from trying.