although my main area of activity is in photography and related fields, i do not do as much photography these days as i do IT-related works ...

 

why that? :)

 

well, it's mainly because using computers and the Internet on a daily basis for photography, graphics or whatever, eventually turns the regular end user into an advanced user simply because software- / hardware-related problems and troubles do arise once a while and they have to be addressed and taken care of ASAP or you wouldn't be able to continue working normally, would you?

 

and if you want to refer such issues to professionals in the field, no matter how expert or intern they may be in their performance, it means you have to undergo a lot of serivce costs too, that is, if not receiving your computer back in an even worse state than it was already when things went wrong!

 

so, in order to save some money (and maybe some time and a lot of hassles too) as well as make sure no one but yourself touches your computer equipment, then you certainly better try to learn as much about IT-related issues as you can afford by working individually as well as going to school when and if possible, plus working in professional computer environments to gain hands-on experience, so that after a while you'll grasp a better and deeper understanding of what is exactly going on in this industry and business, hoping to become self-sufficient and standing on your own feet without the need to take help from others all the time ...

 

that is why i'm calling myself an "IT Specialist" plus a "Semi Professional Photographer" in the last decade or so ... and i have also added those titles to my business and activities profile here in this website ...

 

now, if you, the reader of these lines, have problems when working with your computers, such as slow-downs, erratic machine behavior, system failures, presence of annoying ad pop ups, malware, spyware and so on, and you think your 'computer has a virus' and needs attention by someone else rather than yourself to find a solution to that nasty problem, you may want to drop me a few lines via email or even call me and talk about it directly ...

 

i may not know all answers to every single computer-related problem people may have, but chances are most of those small problems you might have, i may be able to solve for you by replying to your email or simply answering your phone call without any of us ever having to leave our seats or homes!

 

besides, when the solution i may have for yor computer problem can be handled in the above manner, that also means you won't be charged for my litte service, especially when you don't live close by and neither of us can arrange for a meeting anyway ... (at least the first service i do for you, successfully, SHALL be totally free of any charges whatsoever!) :)

 

so, if interested, please just go to the contact page and reach me via my email address or phone number.