Disconnected
Confused
Flustered
Overwhelmed
All at sea with flashes of recognition
Confused
Flustered
Overwhelmed
All at sea with flashes of recognition
Photos & Tales From the Adirondacks & Beyond
Details Do Matter
il disinganno prima dell'illusione
Impressions of my world....
Artwork by Gregory Singer
a Photo Blog, from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to dear dirty New York
The Travel Sketching Blog
Welcome to our park
Pain goes in, love comes out.
Pondering something every day
haiku + images
“You don’t take a photograph, you make it.” ― Ansel Adams
Words about pictures by Michael Scandling
Plan for Change, It Happens
Graphic Designer & Photographer
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Nature photography, birds, butterflies and travel
Occasional witterings on my wanderings with a camera
images as thoughts
...'on the move' to become creative and cheerful
Documentary, Street and Travel Photography
Wanderings & observations
Reject Nihilism
The story of Ava-Jane and her family - featuring a travelblog for our trip to Budapest + occasional political wittering
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Views through a lens - a personal viewpoint
Travel,Lifestyle
by Lize Bard
I sell collectibles and art online and often find the things I've found have hilarious and at times, dark stories to tell. It's thrilling for me to be creatively random, so always expect the unexpected in the things I share with you.
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Nature Through The Lens
Looking at - and seeing - the world
Frank's Photography, a Lancastrian in Yorkshire.
la trace fluide du chemin parcouru
Digital & Film Photography - Platinum/Palladium Printing
Jane's Lens
Photoblog of Joshi Daniel
New York Moments
Visual thoughts
Paula Graham 
Lovely, Paula.
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Gorgeous! I’ve heard when it rains on the ocean, the fish get dizzy trying to catch droplets of sky. Confusion, indeed! 💧🐠
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Everything’s in flux I suppose, and it’s so disorienting. Making art in response, as you did here, is a brilliant thing to do. I hope you can get outdoors and breathe deeply now and then.
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A piece for quiet meditation!
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So interesting! I wonder how you did it. Looks like graphic design. Bravo Paula!
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My friend, I do hope this doesn’t result from your recent, as they say these days, “relocation”. Other than that, very strong and (no pun intended!) deep. 🙂
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Love this water abstraction ! Great work ! Well done !
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Absorb the sparkling drips
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My god, how did you manage to simultaneously evoke a tone so familiar and yet so otherworldly? Exquisite work.
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It’s in that unknown that new possibilities lies. It might be confusing and overwhelming but stay on course.:-)
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