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  <body>Yesterday, I received an e-mail from PhotoShelter.com in which a message from a man, whom I &quot;met&quot; through Flickr, was enclosed.  I was wondering why he could not find my e-mail address and I discovered that I had hidden my e-mail address (slightly modified so that the sender has to correct) under the text link of &quot;E-Mail.&quot; Today I've found that I could embed the contact URL for myself at PhotoShelter on my contact page on my website.

If you know enough javascript, you might find a way to modify the script on the page, but I just took the URL called up by the javascript under the contact photographer link on my PS homepage.

Those of you who don't have a contact form on their website might use this PS route.  It might increase the chance of your getting contacted. The response is very fast.  

Look at my Contact page in which I added the linked URL to Photoshelter.:

http://www.tomoko-yamamoto.com/contact.html </body>
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