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Print and frame your photos. Please.
Originally posted on e i t o:
Word. Undeniably, we’ve become consumers of photos, both of our own and from others. We carry tremendous appetite, but spares little appreciation. A photo today only seemed relevant until the next time a…
Getting Out More…
Well, we are in one sense, at least. We finally put on our first exhibition as the ƒ.action group, having been invited to exhibit for a month at the Artrix in Bromsgrove. We opened there at the end of April with a small … Continue reading
Charlie Hebdo. A Seven Year Old’s Reaction.
Originally posted on The Daily Think:
I didn’t get to switch the radio off in time this morning. She heard, and understood (it seems). This was her response.
Festive GF Baking
A batch of Christmassy fruit & nut chocolatiness… Continue reading
The Imitation Game
Whatever else may divide opinion on this film (not having read any reviews) I am pretty sure most viewers and critics alike would have to agree that Benedict Cumberbatch holds it together with his excellent, quite mesmerizing performance. It’s … Continue reading
“It really shouldn’t be up to a patient to know….”
Originally posted on thecancergeek:
Today was a slightly less busy Monday than usual since I was at lab for a gazillion hours this weekend (ok slight exaggeration but longer than usual, and got a bit ahead of usual). This meant…
Double Vision
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I’ve had a couple of brief sessions making myself twiddle buttons I don’t normally fiddle with and try out a few things on the camera. Some interesting faux reflections in pictures from Clive Haynes and Malcolm Addison in our camera club … Continue reading
Documenting the Physical Legacy of the Home Front 1914 – 18
Documenting the Physical Legacy of the Home Front 1914 – 18. You’ve had the citizen science, now for the citizen history… See the invitation via the link above and the website below. Why not contribute if you can?










