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Pay It Forward: That Montreal Girl
Pay It Forward Fridays came from this post by Emily Guido. The idea is to feature a blogger or author on Fridays and give them a little shoutout. Anyone goes as long as they’re interested.
I’ve received an incredible amount of support from bloggers, authors and people I’ve met on line who didn’t know me and were just very kind, supportive souls. And, when I read that post by Emily Guido, I thought: time to give back.
I loved this quote from Emily’s mother:
“I cast a couple of pieces of bread on the water and the waves bring me back a ham sandwich.”
Karma is a beautiful thing.
Today I’m focusing on That Montreal Girl.
She says of herself: “Just a girl born in Quebec City and have been living in Montreal since I was a toddler.
I am a full time cube occupier by day, part-time blogger and amateur photographer by night.
I love to travel and explore new places.
I have a BA in Sociology which goes a long way in explaining my fascination with how people behave in society.
My interests are:
– photography
– food
– fashion
– make up
– travel”
That Montreal Girl has amazing photography. Check out some of it here and here.
She’s on Pinterest, on Twitter and on Instagram.
One of her top posts “What who you piss off on the bus” has a story accompanied by rather unusual photography. There is tons of examples of why she’s behind that camera on her blog.
Why not check it out? thatmontrealgirl.wordpress.com
Karma
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Minimalist in Montreal
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This gallery contains 4 photos.
Originally posted on That Montreal Girl:
An artfully executed minimalist photograph is anything but mundane. It illustrates a moment in time, or an artistic perspective, with simplicity and grace. Minimalist photography is characterized by a large portion of negative space,…
Pay-It-Forward-Friday: Gene’O
Pay It Forward Fridays came from this post by Emily Guido. The idea is to feature a blogger or author on Fridays and give them a little shoutout. Anyone goes as long as they’re interested.
I’ve received an incredible amount of support from bloggers, authors and people I’ve met on line who didn’t know me and were just very kind, supportive souls. And, when I read that post by Emily Guido, I thought: time to give back.
I loved this quote from Emily’s mother:
“I cast a couple of pieces of bread on the water and the waves bring me back a ham sandwich.”
Karma is a beautiful thing.
My focus today is Gene’O, a blogger, writer and photographer just to name a few. He also happens to have a M.A. in Political Science and a B.A. in Creative English. He’s also one of those people I’ve mentioned above.
Gene’O describes himself as a: “Compulsive writer, amateur photographer, and blogaholic.”
He’s is a contributor to several fantastic websites:
(Sourcerer)
(Parttimemonster.com)
(quaintjeremy)
He also runs his own site and is active on other media:
(just Gene’O)
pinterest for Bloggers
stubleupon for Bloggers
His sites are filled with goodies like incredible photographs, writing resources, great posts, helpful tips for Social Media and more. I follow them and the day doesn’t go by when I don’t find something worthwhile on them. Why not check them out?
Silent Saturday: Reflection
I truly love these photographs. This one is just beautiful and so serene. Incredible talent.
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Words are simply redundant.
Silent Saturday 1
From the dew drops to the incredible shades of white, this flower caught my breath and I couldn’t look away. Absolutely breathtaking.
Sunday Photoblog
An absolutely incredible picture. I know Gene’O is a very talented writer but check out the photography! Amazing. I loved this picture and he’s considering posting more photographs on a more permanent basis. I, for one, I’m thrilled about that. Can’t wait.
Taken just after a rain on a cloudy day.
© Gene’O, 2014. Free to use with credit and a link.
Note the texture and the fine details. The edges of the leaf, the clarity of those raindrops. That’s what even, overcast light gets you. If you’ve been following my photoblogging for a bit, you’ve seen shots taken in late evening light and ones taken a little after midday already. This is the first of a batch I took on cloudy days, and it’s the last example I need to explain the basics of natural light photography for people who’d like to improve their photos.
I’m not sure yet when I’ll do that, or on which blog, or how many posts it will take, but it’s on my to-do list. In the meantime, the Sunday Photoblogging is evolving. Starting next week, I’m doing Silent Sundays here for awhile, because the Wordless…
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