Welcome to October’s Exploring with a Camera! This month I am sharing a “second edition” post, repeating the topic Process of Elimination that I first wrote a little over a year ago. I had already planned on doing a second edition post this month, since I just returned from England
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Oct 12, 2012 | Post by: Kat 14 Comments
Exploring with a Camera: Process of Elimination (2nd Edition)
Sep 25, 2012 | Post by: Kat 9 Comments
I’m Off!
Today’s the day! I’m travelling to the UK. I’m off to find out what’s behind the red door of adventure. I’m eager to get back across the Atlantic. This is my first international travel since returning from Italy over a year ago, and I wonder what new things I will
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Aug 17, 2012 | Post by: Kat 6 Comments
Burst of Flavor
We continue to investigate Repetition in Exploring with a Camera this week. I was trying to decide what image to share when I realized I had the perfect repetition image staring me in the face! I have this image from a Venice market stall matted, framed and sitting in my
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Aug 08, 2012 | Post by: Kat 7 Comments
A Classic Experience
The USA is a young country. We’re babies in the timeline of countries throughout world history. We talk about having a “history,” but more often than not we are happy to bulldoze or junk our history to make way for the new. “Progress” we call. I used to feel the
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Mar 24, 2012 | Post by: Kat 1 Comments
Scooter Sightings: Too Italian
I am in love. In love with a scene that just screams “Italy” to me. I decided it was time for the monthly Scooter Sightings post so I visited my archive, discovering this image. Why didn’t I see and celebrate this image before? It has so many elements that are
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Feb 28, 2012 | Post by: Kat 3 Comments
Scooter Sightings: Keeping Cool
Here it is, the end of February, and I almost forgot the monthly Scooter Sightings post! What is wrong with me! I think the problem is there haven’t been many real scooter sightings lately. My husband said he saw a classic Vespa around town, but alas, I was not with
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