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Looking back towards Blakeney – Norfolk, UK I’ve already started to formulate some plans for next year. After all, a year seems like a long time, but it soon goes, so I’m just thinking about where to take things next year. 2011, I think, will be a year in which I want to push my multimedia ideas to the next [...]

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Going across the Tyne Bridge in Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northern England I’m about to start writing my own personal ‘end of year review’, something that i always do for the last post of the year on my main photoblog. It’s a post where i reflect on how i’ve done creatively regarding work and photographic ouput [...]

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Well, the Darker Skies blog has been running a few weeks now. So far so good. There are lots of improvements on the way, often a blog takes a while to find its feet and i shouldn’t think that this one will be any different. Any comments or questions regarding the Darker Skies blog can [...]

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The BBC’s Viewfinder Photography blog has posted an excellent article about the recent  row in the US - discussed in the previous darker skies post. The Viewfinder post also contains  a number of rather good links including one which is an interview with Associated Press (AP) photographer Julie Jacobson. The post can be found at http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/photoblog/2009/09/dying_marine.html

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A blog post by photojournalist Zoriah Miller got my attention recently. The post contained a top ten of photojournalists of all time produced by the website Digital Photography Basics in which Zoriah had come sixth. Very nice i thought, but then I noticed that Don McCullin was in seventh place (yeah right!!) and a few problems started [...]

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How do some of these photo bloggers find time to post daily? Even at the peak of my posting, on my other photoblog creation, i only managed 27 posts out of 31 day period, and that was a one time event. I suppose i was fanatically keen on blogging at the time, although that ‘honeymoon’ period didn’t [...]

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