Google+ers, please circle my "Mayo T Plus" page!

I use the macro feature liberally to create wallpaper-friendly photos

Also known in more colloquial (and honest) parlance as a "shameless plug", I would greatly appreciate if everyone using Google+ who has enjoyed my nature photographs, rants about language, or who may have an interest in my views on Japanese culture, to add my new Google+ hosted "business" page to their circles.

Why, you may ask, should you do so? Well, several reasons come to mind.

• First, I have decided to begin populating this page, rather than use my personal G+ presence, to promote my "best of" photographs. Local foods and blurry candids may still be published to my Facebook timeline (as well as to pre-existing themed albums such as my pandas only album), but I believe that some of my pictures are actually good enough to use as desktop or mobile device wallpaper: hence the justification of this migration.
• Second, I have in past done some fast and loose freelance translation - most recently, of a bunch of Beat Takeshi transcripts from his segments on a late night radio show during the 1980s that had a cult following, for someone's academic thesis. Noting that said material was so very NSFW (not safe for work) that other translators had actually declined to tackle it, I was simply grateful that I could puzzle out the extreme smut (which was easier to study online than, say, specialized technical jargon). Since this work isn't related to my full time, "mainstream" role, I decided I would discuss it on Google+, where I am hoping to find people interested in my views on informal language and how languages reflect culture.
• Finally, I quickly discovered that for business pages, Google+ will only allow contacts to be added, if they add you first.

Why did I make the G+ page in the first place?

• I don't believe that the aforementioned topics strictly belong to the normal scope of this blog, although I'm justifying this particular post as both a place to mention the recent and pending features for G+ business pages and to cross-promote my Mayo Takeuchi Plus page. 
• As well, in order to speak about this aspect of G+, I decided a hands-on approach was easiest and most accurate.
• I wanted to share my better quality photos as a "service" and showcase other non-dayjob skills.

So, to all who do kindly add me to your circles, a profound thanks!