Philadelphia, 2008.
Over the years the number visits to this blog increased to something between 100 and 300 a day. The statistics show that many of those visitors stay for not more than a second. Other really take their time and revisit, which is flattering. I'm more and more thinking about how to make this page more valuable to those who stop by here. Maybe you have things in mind you would like me to write about - I think reviews of photo gear are always interesting. Without further efforts, I do have something to share today. @flattr_e just sent me some Flattr.com invites. You can just grab one and sign up to this cool new system. I already charged my account with a few bucks and showed some love to artists I like.
Here are the Flattr invite codes. First come, first served:
bc7a84ab0a4416c46
cfbb076e03a4af078
3d554d620a6b2ce24
51262df53c49e3762
78bbcb41d4a5d39f0
5 comments:
Hi there, looks I'm late to the game, all codes taken. However if you have a new code let me know. I also registered and maybe someday I get an invite. Thanks
Sure, I'll let you know!
Oliver I love visiting your site! I usually get here via Twitter, and although unfortunately I'm often a hit and run viewer I'd love to hear more about the story behind the photos you share. For instance this picture begs for a telling of its story....
BTW - I really enjoyed the Salton Sea series and was enticed to research it more on my own and I thank you for that.
True, some text gives more context to the images. About this particular one: I don't remember much. It is one of those snaps that happen while walking by while barely stopping. Back then I was living in a somewhat sterile townhouse complex in a plain area called Plainsboro. By 2008 I was already living there for several years, and I had some sort of craving for a somewhat more authentic city life and neighborhood. So much about my motivation for taking such pictures.
hi. u can use my three codes, i dont need them:
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b4e356f93dcc5ef73
3ce8626c81bab605f
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