@answerme vs. twitter, day of a blondie

Just read about @anserme but I think I am not using it right. Seems to be described as a useful tool, but for me it's a bit too much. Oh, well, Twitter does move towards a leading scape, so who knows...
I searched for 'blog' and came up with this:Third question had only 3 answers, so I guess it needs to kick-off more.
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In the meantime the well established Flickr before I even managed to upload my new pix greeted me with a language lesson, which I have not noticed before (I do tent to focus only on what I NEED! and I AM blond)
Maybe it's a bit childish, but I do like those ideas. So... I know how to greet people in Korean, but how do I say 'nightnight'?:)

Ed Hills

Just reading an article about new photographic media - photospheres. It is really cool! Just extremely time consuming!

Ed Hills loves it and his works are available to view in Greenwich. I am impressed by his scientific aproach to photography and great business mind. It makes everyone's life easier to exhibit local content (photospheres of London while exhibiting in the capital,etc), helps sell, but most or all - establishes the sense of classicism for this very new wave.


I hope to be able to check them out next time I'm in London.

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