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Weekly Blogger Round-Up: City Daily Photo Theme Day – Triangles in Amboise, Paris and Perth
For this week’s Blogger Round-Up, I’ve chosen fellow participants in the City Daily Photo theme day to which I also contribute on the first day of the month with the blog that Jean Michel and I write together: Blois Daily … Continue reading
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Tagged Amboise, Blois Daily Photo, City Daily Photo Theme Day, Perth
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City Daily Photo Theme Day on Blois Daily Photo
Today is the first day of the month and, as usual, I have joined the City Daily Photo Theme Day on my other blog, Blois Daily Photo. This month’s theme is Entry and I’ve chosen River Entry.
Blois Daily Photo
The first time I saw a “daily photo” site, I didn’t understand that it was part of a worldwide community called CDP (City Daily Photo), but I have seen several since then which have inspired me, and in particular Stuart’s … Continue reading
