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Grasping at spring in Hyde Park.

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But then again maybe I don’t. This blog supports ambivalence.

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Greetings, readers.  Sorry for the long silence; I’ve been busy with other projects. But there’s nothing like the first big snowfall of the season to get me out there with the camera again. Here are a bunch of photos I took around sunset in Harold Washington Park, just south of Hyde Park Blvd. Photographer’s note: [...]

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Thanks to everyone who participated in AIP 7.0, including Nerkygrrl, who made her debut on the Millennium Park fountain in 11 easy layers.

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I found this week’s class a little disappointing. Nonetheless, I did take last week’s photo. . . . and add the Poster Edges filter and make adjustments to the saturation and lightness . . . to look a little more like that Thrasher print . . .

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I’ve signed up for a 5 week Photoshop class with Lisa (my teacher from the winter) at the Hyde Park Art Center. I took a Photoshop training class through work a few years ago and have been using it ever since, but the number of things one can do with Photoshop seems endless. I expected [...]

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1 vacation, 2 emergencies, and 2 happy endings: chapter  1 After three months of uber-intensity at work, I took a week’s vacation, planning to have several days at home to do some housekeeping, followed by a 4-day camping trip in Door County. On Day 1 (Saturday),  I started with yoga class, followed by a dentist [...]

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Cf. Vanishing Memorial Sunday.

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As busy as I’ve been, I didn’t figure I was up for organizing a camping trip over Memorial Day weekend. As an alternative, Maris, MacGyver, and I planned to drive down to Starved Rock State Park for the day, to hike, eat, hike, and eat, before driving back home in the evening. At 7 a.m., we [...]

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April was kind of crummy. I had a virus that wouldn’t let go. It rained 15 days out of 30. I barely got outside. So it was a huge relief to get to the lakefront for a couple of hours yesterday. I have the feeling I wasn’t the only one who thought so.

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