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Photography websites where you can post your pictures (NOT like myspace, or facebook.)?

I am a photographer (in progress) and I want to share my art, but I can’t find any good websites. Does anyone know of anygood ones? Oh, and I also DO NOT (can’t stress that enough) mean like myspace, or facebook, that type of stuff. Simply artistic.

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